2011 K-State Baseball Media Guide

OMNNOMNNhJpq^qbhJpq^qb_^pb_îi_^pb_îiGENERAL INFORMATION1 __________________________Table of Contents2 __________________________Media Information3 ______________________________Media Outlets4 ________________________Department Directory5 ______________Quick Facts/Broadcast Information6 __________________________________Schedule7 ______________________Visiting Manhattan, Kan.8 ____________________________TV/Radio Roster10 ______________________________2011 Roster11 ____________________________2011 Preview

COACHES13________________________Head Coach Brad Hill16 ______________Associate Head Coach John Szefc17 ________________Assistant Coach Josh Reynolds18 ________Volunteer Assistant Coach Sean McCann19 ______Strength and Conditioning Coach Scott Bird20 __________Rob Vaughn, Justin Tadtman, Brad Hutt21 ______________________________Support Staff22 ____________University President Dr. Kirk Schulz23__________________Athletics Director John Currie24 ______________________K-State Head Coaches

PLAYER PROFILES25 ______________________________James Allen26 ____________________________Matt Applegate27 ______________________Kayvon Bahramzadeh28 ______________________________Jake Brown29 ______________________________Blair DeBord30 ______________________________Jake Doller31 ______________________________Matt Giller32 __________________________Chase Graskewicz33 ______________________________Kyle Hunter34 ______________________________Mike Kindel35________________________________Jason King36 ____________________________Justin Lindsey37 ____________________________Evan Marshall38 ______________________________Nick Martini39 ______________________________Ryan Moore40 ____________________________Thomas Rooke41 ______________________________Tyler Sturges42 ______________________________Kent Urban43 ______________________________Tanner Witt44 ____________________Esquivel, Heairet, Hinkle45 ________________________Klein, Lewick, Schlick46________________________Cidlik, Conlon, Fasola47 ________________Faulkner, Freeman, Jared King48____________________Kivett, Meyer, Jared Moore49 ______________________Sonabend, Trudo, White

2010 REVIEW50 __________________________________Recap51 __________________________________Results52 __________________________Overall Statistics53____________________________Big 12 Statistics54 ________________________Hitting Breakdown55 ________________________Pitching Breakdown56______________________Miscellaneous Statistics57 ______________________________Superlatives58 ______________________________Big 12 Recap59____________________________Big 12 Statistics

2011 OPPONENTS60__________________________Opponent Analysis61 __________________Non-Conference Opponents64 __________________________Big 12 Opponents67 __________________________Big 12 Conference68 ______________Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship69 ______K-State’s Conference Championship History70 __________________Big 12 Composite Schedule72 ____________________________Series Records74 ________________________Big 12 Series Results80 ________________Non-Conference Series Results

HISTORY86 __________________________Wildcat Timeline90 ____________________K-State Regional History92 __________________________All-Century Team94 __________________________Offensive Records97 __________________________Pitching Records99 __________________________Fielding Records100 ____________________________Team Records101 ____________________Last Time/Class Records102 ________________________Wildcat Honor Roll104 ____________Wildcats in Major League Baseball105 ______________________________Elden Auker106 ________________________Wildcat Pro Recap107 ______________________Wildcats in MLB Draft108______________________All-Time Letterwinners111 ______________________Yearly Batting Leaders113 ____________________Yearly Pitching Leaders115 __________________________Yearly Summary116 ____________________________Yearly Results

KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY128 ____________________Kansas State University130 ________________________Colleges of K-State131 ________________________DiamondCats Club132 ________________________Powercat Strength134______________________A Program on the Rise136 ______________________Outstanding Facilities138 ____________________Tointon Family Stadium140 ________________________K-State Compliance

CREDITSTHE 2011 KANSAS STATE BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDEIS A PRODUCTION OF THE KANSAS STATE ATHLETICSCOMMUNICATIONS OFFICE, PUBLISHED BY THEKANSAS STATE ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT.

WRITTEN AND DESIGNED BY: Ryan Lackey, Assistant Directorof Athletics Communications. | EDITORIAL ASSISTANCE: Di-rector of Athletics Communications/SID Kenny Lannou; Assis-tant Directors Tom Gilbert, Randy Peterson and DavidWiechmann; Head Coach Brad Hill; Director of Baseball Opera-tions Justin Tadtman; Opponent Sports Information Directors. |COVER DESIGNS: Ron Cook, Director of Graphic Design. |ON THE COVER: Seniors Kent Urban and Thomas Rooke. |PHOTOGRAPHY: Action photos by Scott Weaver, Pete Aikenand courtesy of Evansville; Mugshots by Scott Weaver; Photosof professional players courtesy of the Hickory Crawdads,Columbus Clippers, High Desert Mavericks, Potomac Nationalsand Salem-Keizer Volcanoes. | PRINTED BY: Ag Press of Man-hattan, Kan. Special thanks to Lori Daniel of Ag Press.

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WELCOME TO K-STATE ATHLETICSThe Kansas State Athletics Communications staff welcomes yourinterest in K-State baseball and will make every effort to makeyour coverage of the Wildcats an enjoyable experience. The officemaintains information on all current student-athletes, as well ashistorical information on previous student-athletes and the pro-gram in general. For information, interviews, photo shoots and/orfile photos, please call, stop by our office, or e-mail a request.

Office Phone: (785) 532-6735Office Fax: (785) 532-6093Mailing Address: 1800 College Ave., Suite 37 Manhattan, KS 66502Website: www.k-statesports.comPress Box Phone: (785) 532-5801

Director of Athletic Communications/SID: Kenny Lannou Office Phone: (785) 532-7977 Cell Phone: (785) 587-7867 Email: [email protected] Director: Tom Gilbert Office Phone: (785) 532-7979 Cell Phone: (785) 587-7868 Email: [email protected] Director: Randy Peterson Office Phone: (785) 532-7975 Cell Phone: (785) 587-7769 Email: [email protected] Director: Ryan Lackey (Baseball Contact) Office Phone: (785) 532-7708 Cell Phone: (785) 587-7865 Email: [email protected] Director: David Wiechmann Office Phone: (785) 532-7976 Cell Phone: (785) 587-7866 Email: [email protected] Manager: Kelly Yoder Office Phone: (785) 532-6735 Email: [email protected] Assistants: Ricardo Cruz, Jeremy Holaday, Andy North,Jesse Piper, Becca Brown, A.J. Chinn, Nathan Harstine, DelaynaIrvin, Marissa Olberding, Libby Queen, Paige Ryan, Trevor Tomanekand Caleb Wilson.

WILDCATS ON THE WEBK-State Athletics and CBSSports.com College Network - the pre-mier internet services provider for college athletics - partnered lastsummer for an enhanced athletics website, providing Wildcat fanswith improved features and overall customer service.

The revamped site at www.k-statesports.com uses the latest in-ternet technology to provide fans with a seamless, robust experi-ence that is unique to K-State. CBSSports.com College Network,in cooperation with K-State’s athletic internet services and com-munications staff, worked over several months in preparing thesite’s new look that launched August 1, 2010.

KENNY LANNOUDIRECTOR

TOM GILBERTASSISTANT DIRECTOR

RANDY PETERSONASSISTANT DIRECTOR

RYAN LACKEYASSISTANT DIRECTOR

DAVID WIECHMANNASSISTANT DIRECTOR

KELLY YODEROFFICE MANAGER

ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONSThe Kansas State Athletics Communications Office is locatedin Suite 37 of Bramlage Coliseum. Office hours are 8 a.m. to5 p.m. weekdays.

Members of the staff include director Kenny Lannou (admin-istration/football), assistant director Tom Gilbert (men’s bas-ketball/football game program), assistant director RandyPeterson (women’s basketball/women’s tennis/equestrian),assistant director Ryan Lackey (baseball/secondary foot-ball/men’s and women’s golf), and assistant director DavidWiechmann (volleyball/track and field/rowing/cross country).

PRESS BOX SERVICESA complete NCAA box score, play-by-play and pertinentgame facts will be distributed to members of the workingmedia after each game.

• Press packets are provided 60 minutes prior to first pitch,or earlier upon request. Press packets include a scorecardand team rosters, updated statistics for each team, confer-ence statistics and game-day notes.

• A meal is usually provided to each media member forhome games. However, at other times, a meal ticket, re-deemable for refreshments from the concessions stand, willbe issued to each member.

MEDIA CREDENTIALSAll media attending Kansas State baseball home games mustpresent a media pass for admission to Tointon Family Sta-dium. Credentials for home games are issued for workingmedia only and should be requested as early as possible tothe sports information office.

• Requests for credentials should be made in advance bymail, fax or email, and directed to Athletic CommunicationsAssistant Director Ryan Lackey.

INTERVIEW POLICIESALL interviews with K-State players and coaches must bearranged through the athletic communications office. Pleasecontact Athletic Communications Assistant Director RyanLackey to set up an interview. Home and cell phone numbersfor student-athletes will not be given to the media.

Head Coach Brad HillCoach Hill is available for phone interviews on weekdaymornings (9 a.m. - Noon) during the season. Please coordi-nate all requests for personal interviews with Coach Hillthrough the Ryan Lackey. Hill will talk to reporters approxi-mately 15 minutes after the end of each game.

PlayersMedia members are invited to attend Kansas State baseballpractice sessions. Players are available for interviews aftereach practice at approximately 5:30 p.m. in Tointon FamilyStadium. For an exact time each day, please contact RyanLackey. All players are also available after each game, follow-ing Coach Hill’s addressing of the media.

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KSN (NBC Affiliate Channel 3)833 N. Main StreetWichita, KS 67203PHONE: (316) 265-3333; (316) 292-1111FAX: (316) 292-1195ONLINE: www.ksn.comSPORTS DIRECTOR: Jim KobbeREPORTER: Jamison Coyle

KWCH (CBS Affiliate Channel 12)2815 E. 37th NorthWichita, KS 67219PHONE: (316) 838-1212; (316) 831-6140FAX: (316) 831-6180ONLINE: www.kwch.comSPORTS DIRECTOR: Bruce HaertlREPORTERS: Jenn Bates, Grant Meech

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WIRE SERVICEThe Associated Press (Kansas City)215 W. Pershing RoadKansas City, MO 64108PHONE: (816) 421-4844FAX: (816) 421-3590SPORTS EDITOR: Doug TuckerSPORTS WRITER: TBA

NEWSPAPERSManhattan Mercury318 North Fifth St.Manhattan, KS 66502PHONE: (785) 776-2300 ext. 244FAX: (785) 776-8807ONLINE: www.themercury.comSPORTS EDITOR: Josh KinderBASEBALL BEAT WRITER: Britton DrownSPORTS WRITERS: Joel Jellison, Cole Manbeck

Topeka Capital-Journal616 SE JeffersonTopeka, KS 66607PHONE: (800) 777-7171 ext. 1159 FAX: (785) 295-1230ONLINE: www.cjonline.comSPORTS EDITOR: Tim BiselK-STATE BEAT WRITER: Austin MeekCOLUMNIST: Kevin Haskin

Kansas City Star1729 Grand Blvd.Kansas City, MO 64108PHONE: (816) 234-4355FAX: (816) 234-4360ONLINE: www.kansascity.comSPORTS EDITOR: TBAK-STATE BEAT WRITER: Kellis RobinettBIG 12 WRITER: Blair Kerkhoff

Wichita EaglePO Box 820Wichita, KS 67201PHONE: (316) 268-6251FAX: (316) 268-6536ONLINE: www.kansas.comSPORTS EDITOR: Kirk SeminoffK-STATE BEAT WRITER: Kellis RobinettCOLUMNIST: Bob Lutz

Salina Journal333 South Fourth StreetSalina, KS 67401Phone: (785) 823-6363Fax: (785) 827-6060Online: www.saljournal.comSPORTS EDITOR: Bob DavidsonK-STATE BEAT WRITER: Arne Green

Hutchinson NewsPO Box 190Hutchinson, KS 67504PHONE: (800) 766-5742FAX: (620) 662-4186ONLINE: www.hutchnews.comSPORTS EDITOR: Pat Sangimino

K-State CollegianKedzie HallManhattan, KS 66506PHONE: (785) 532-6556FAX: (785) 532-6456ONLINE: www.kstatecollegian.comSPORTS EDITOR: Justin Nutter

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K-State Sports Network1800 College AvenueManhattan, KS 66502PHONE: (785) 532-1000FAX: (785) 532-2004GENERAL MANAGER: Ben BoyleASSOCIATE GM: Scott StevensPLAY-BY-PLAY: Wyatt Thompson, Brian SmollerANALYST: Stan Weber, Matt Walters

KMAN/K-ROCK (1350 AM/101.5 FM)2414 Casement RoadManhattan, KS 66502PHONE: (785) 776-1350FAX: (785) 539-1000ONLINE: www.thegamedaynetwork.comPROGRAM DIRECTOR: Aaron LeikerMARKETING CONSULTANT/SPORTS: Matt WaltersSPORTS DIRECTOR: Rob Voelker

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ATHLETICS DIRECTOR’S OFFICE Bramlage Coliseum, Suite 138 Phone: (785) 532-6910 Fax: (785) 532-2340John Currie ____________________________________________________(785) 532-6912 Director of Athletics [email protected] Sigmon __________________________________________________(785) 532-6913 Senior Associate Athletics Director/Chief of Staff [email protected] Bath ______________________________________________________(785) 532-6912 Executive Assistant to Director of Athletics [email protected] Schmidt __________________________________________________(785) 532-6910 Courier [email protected]

AHEARN FUNDBramlage Coliseum, Suite 138 Phone: (785) 532-7715 Fax: (785) 532-2340Chad Weiberg __________________________________________________(785) 532-6901 Associate Athletics Director for Development [email protected] Veach ____________________________________________________(785) 532-7954 Associate Athletics Director for Capital Support [email protected] Floyd ____________________________________________________(785) 532-7707 Assistant Athletics Director - Director of Catbacker Club [email protected] Clark ____________________________________________________(785) 532-7716 Director of Development [email protected] Heidrick__________________________________________________(913) 433-4990 Regional Director of Development - Kansas City [email protected] Hamor ________________________________________________(785) 532-7984 Director of Annual Giving [email protected]

BUSINESS OPERATIONSBramlage Coliseum, Suite 142 Phone: (785) 532-6252 Fax: (785) 532-5630Stacy Martin ______________________________________________________(785) 6020 Assistant Athletic Director for Business [email protected] Breymeyer ________________________________________________(785) 532-6269 Director of Licensing [email protected] Delin __________________________________________________(785) 532-7712 Director of Information Technology [email protected] Williams ________________________________________________(785) 532-6586 Human Resource Manager [email protected] Biehler __________________________________________________(785) 532-6252 Human Resource Specialist [email protected] Havenstein________________________________________________(785) 532-7199 Business Office Accountant [email protected]

COMPLIANCE Bramlage Coliseum, Suite 143 Phone: (785) 532-3990 Fax: (785) 532-2296Jamie Vaughn __________________________________________________(785) 532-7969 Associate Athletics Director for Compliance [email protected] Armitage ______________________________________________(785) 532-7678 Compliance Coordinator [email protected] Norris ____________________________________________________(785) 532-6089 Compliance Coordinator [email protected] White ____________________________________________________(785) 532-3990 Administrative Assistant [email protected]

FACILITY OPERATIONS Bramlage Coliseum, Suite 144 Phone: (785) 532-7276 Fax: (785) 532-2761Charlie Thomas ________________________________________________(785) 532-7608 Senior Associate AD for Facility and Event Management [email protected] Scott ____________________________________________________(785) 532-5263 Associate Athletics Director for Athletic Operations [email protected] Muller ____________________________________________________(785) 532-7602 Associate Director of Facility Operations [email protected]. Bokelman __________________________________________________(785) 532-7601 Assistant Director of Facility Operations [email protected] Cordill __________________________________________________(785) 532-7713 Athletic Events Operations Manager [email protected] Lough ____________________________________________________(785) 532-7276 Facility Operations Accountant [email protected]

FAN EXPERIENCE AND SALES Bramlage Coliseum, Suite 136 Phone: (785) 532-6911 Fax: (785) 532-7289Joni Smoller __________________________________________________(785) 532-5769 Director of Fan Experience and Sales [email protected] Cook ____________________________________________________(785) 532-5272 Director of Graphic Design [email protected]

POWERCAT VISIONBramlage Coliseum, Suite 37 Phone: (785) 532-7982 Fax: (785) 532-7738Brian Smoller __________________________________________________(785) 532-5180 Sportscasting/Director of Powercat Vision [email protected] Thompson ______________________________________________(785) 532-7982 Director of Sportscasting/Voice of the Wildcats [email protected] Burge __________________________________________________(785) 532-2701 Senior Video Engineer [email protected] Koerner ________________________________________________(785) 532-2703 Assistant Video Producer [email protected] Varilek ________________________________________________(785) 532-2700 Assistant Video Producer [email protected]

SPORTS MEDICINE Vanier Football Complex/Bramlage Coliseum/Ahearn Field HousePhone: (785) 532-6384 Fax: (785) 532-2864Matt Thomason ________________________________________________(785) 532-6384 Head Athletic Trainer [email protected] Hoffman ________________________________________________(785) 532-5880 Assistant Athletic Trainer [email protected] Yoder ________________________________________________(785) 532-7055 Assistant Athletic Trainer [email protected] Perkins __________________________________________________(785) 587-6929 Assistant Athletic Trainer [email protected] Tweedy __________________________________________________(785) 532-6988 Assistant Athletic Trainer [email protected] Upah __________________________________________________(785) 532-1156 Director of Ahearn Sports Medicine [email protected] Takashima ________________________________________________(785) 532-1156 Assistant Athletic Trainer [email protected]

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING Phone: (785) 532-5880 Fax: (785) 532-3888Chris Dawson __________________________________________________(785) 532-6835 Director of Strength and Conditioning [email protected] Honeycutt ______________________________________________(785) 395-2670 Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach [email protected] Greenawalt ______________________________________________(785) 532-2733 Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach [email protected] Bird ____________________________________________________(785) 532-2809 Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach [email protected] Cavender ________________________________________________(785) 532-7156 Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach [email protected] Meredith ________________________________________________(785) 532-1463 Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach [email protected]

STUDENT-ATHLETE SERVICES OFFICE Academic Learning Center Phone: (785) 532-5190 Fax: (785) 532-5191Jill Shields ____________________________________________________(785) 532-6620 Associate Athletics Director/SWA [email protected] Hill ____________________________________________________(785) 532-5193 Program Director of Football Academic Services [email protected] Fowler __________________________________________________(785) 532-5196 Program Director of Specialized Learning [email protected] Waller __________________________________________________(785) 532-5409 Academic Counselor/Life Skills Coordinator [email protected] Hamor __________________________________________________(785) 532-5097 Academic Counselor [email protected] Johnson ________________________________________________(785) 532-6987 Academic Counselor [email protected] Sny ______________________________________________________(785) 532-5319 Academic Counselor [email protected] Philippi ________________________________________________(785) 532-5190 Administrative Assistant for Student Services [email protected]

TICKET OPERATIONSBramlage Coliseum, Suite 146 Phone: (800) 221-CATS Fax: (785) 532-7689Scott Garrett __________________________________________________(785) 532-2880 Assistant Athletics Director for Ticketing and Fan Strategies [email protected] Holste __________________________________________________(785) 532-5582 Assistant Director of Ticket Operations [email protected] VanDeCreek __________________________________________(785) 532-7681 Assistant Director of Ticket Operations [email protected]

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GENERAL INFORMATION/UNIVERSITYLocation ________________________________________Manhattan, KS 66502Founded ____________________________________________________1863Enrollment __________________________________________________23,588Nickname__________________________________________________WildcatsSchool Colors ________________________________________Purple and WhiteAffiliation ____________________________________________NCAA Division IConference __________________________________________________Big 12President ______________________________________________Dr. Kirk SchulzAlma Mater (Year) __________________________________Virginia Tech (1986)Vice President/Athletics Director ______________________________John CurrieAlma Mater (Year) __________________________________Wake Forest (1993)Faculty Representative ____________________________________Dr. Be StoneyAthletic Department Phone ______________________________(785) 532-6910Ticket Office __________________________________________1-800-221-CATS

STADIUM INFORMATIONStadium________________________________________Tointon Family StadiumYear Opened/Re-Dedicated __________________________________1961/2002Capacity ____________________________________________________2,331All-Time Record ______________________________________722-423-1 (.630)Dimensions __________________________________LF - 340; CF - 400; RF - 325Press Box Phone ______________________________________(785) 532-5801

HISTORYSeasons of Baseball ____________________________________Entering 111thFirst Season of Baseball __________________________________________1897All-Time Record ____________________________________1,597-1,620-1 (.496)All-Time Conference Record______________________________525-950-3 (.356)Big 12 Conference Record ______________________________132-247-3 (.349)All-Time Conference Tournament __________________________________12-23Big Eight Conference Tournament __________________________________4-14Big 12 Conference Tournament ____________________________________8-9NCAA Appearances/Last ________________________________________2/2010Last Postseason____________________________________2010 NCAA Regional

HEAD COACHHead Coach ________________________________________________Brad HillAlma Mater (Year)__________________________________Emporia State (1985)Record at K-State __________________________________230-168-3 (7 Years)Record Overall ____________________________________648-259-3 (16 Years)Baseball Office Phone __________________________________(785) 532-3926Best Time To Contact Hill ____________________________________Contact SID

ASSISTANT COACHES/STAFFAssociate Head Coach/Hitting Coach ____________________________John SzefcPitching Coach__________________________________________Josh ReynoldsVolunteer Assistant Coach ________________________________Sean McCannStrength Coach ____________________________________________Scott BirdStudent Assistant Coach ____________________________________Rob VaughnDirector of Operations____________________________________Justin TadtmanAthletic Trainer __________________________________________Craig TweedyGraduate Manager __________________________________________Brad HuttUndergraduate Manager ____________________________________Dusty Hess

TEAM INFORMATION2010 Overall Record ______________________________________37-22 (.627)2010 Big 12 Record ______________________________________14-12 (.538)2010 Postseason Play ______________________1-2 (NCAA Fayetteville Regional)2010 Final Ranking ______________________________________RV (NCBWA)Conference Finish________________________________________________3rdLetterwinners Returning/Lost ______________________________________18/9Position Starters Returning/Lost__________________________6/3 (DH Returning)Pitchers Returning/Lost____________________________________________9/4Starting Pitchers Returning/Lost ____________________________________6/3Newcomers ____________________________________________________16

POSITION STARTERS RETURNING (6)Player Ht. Wt. Cl. Pos. Avg.Nick Martini 5-11 192 Jr. OF .416Blair DeBord 5-11 202 So. DH/C .340Matt Giller 6-1 211 Jr. OF .282Mike Kindel 6-2 200 Jr. OF .267Kent Urban 6-0 235 Sr. IF/OF .265Jake Brown 5-11 172 Jr. IF .248

OTHER KEY RETURNERS (3)Player Ht. Wt. Cl. Pos. Avg.Chase Graskewicz 5-10 191 So. C .359Ryan Moore 5-11 176 So. OF .464Tanner Witt 5-10 178 So. IF .254

TOP RETURNING PITCHERS (5)Player Ht. Wt. Cl. W-L ERAKyle Hunter 6-2 207 Jr. 9-2 4.59James Allen 6-0 197 Jr. 5-1 (9 SV) 2.28Evan Marshall 6-1 207 Jr. 5-5 3.90Thomas Rooke 5-11 185 Sr. 4-1 4.18Justin Lindsey 6-4 190 Jr. 4-4 6.06

Longtime associates of the baseball program, Matt Walters and Brian Smoller begin their 14th year as the primary voicesof Kansas State baseball. Walters is in his 17th year at KMAN where he serves as host of the daily talk show, “The Game” and “Powercat Game-day,” a pre-game show for K-State football. Walters also serves as the play-by-play voice of Manhattan High Football andBoys Basketball. He is also the public address announcer for K-State women’s basketball and serves as the sideline reporterfor K-State football broadcasts and color analyst for select K-State basketball broadcasts on the K-State Sports Network. Smoller not only handles duties for baseball, but he has also been the play-by-play voice of the Wildcat volleyball teamfor the last 13 years, and has handled play-by-play duties for K-State women’s basketball for the past six. Smoller, a long-time voice at KMAN along with Walters, is in his fifth year at Kansas State as a Sportscaster/Director of Powercat Vision. A1999 K-State graduate, Smoller has won 16 Kansas Association of Broadcasters awards, including six first place awards forplay-by-play. In 2003, Smoller was named the Oscar Stauffer Sportscaster of the Year. Catch all the excitement of K-State baseball on SportsRadio 1350 KMAN all season long. KMAN broadcasts can be heardon both the AM dial at 1350 in Manhattan and the internet at both the KMAN website (www.1350kman.com) and the of-ficial site of Kansas State athletics (www.kstatesports.com) using the K-State All Access feature. Walters and Smoller broad-cast all Big 12 games and, for the first time ever, all nonconference baseball games will be broadcast either on KMAN oronline at www.k-statesports.com. Baseball SID Ryan Lackey will assist the duo on road games by serving as the color com-mentator, while the “Voice of the Wildcats,” Wyatt Thompson, will serve as the play-by-play voice for network broadcasts. Also, the Brad Hill Radio Show will air bi-weekly from 6 until 7 p.m. and will be broadcast live from Mr. K’s Café and Barin Grand Mere Village. The show is hosted by Smoller and Walters.

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DAY DATE OPPONENT SITE TIMEFriday Feb. 18 at Pacific Stockton, Calif. 8 p.m.Saturday Feb. 19 at Pacific Stockton, Calif. 4 p.m.Sunday Feb. 20 at Pacific Stockton, Calif. 1 p.m.Caravelle Resort’s Baseball at the BeachThursday Feb. 24 at Coastal Carolina^ Myrtle Beach, S.C. 3 p.m.Friday Feb. 25 vs. Western Kentucky% Conway, S.C. 11 a.m.Saturday Feb. 26 vs. Pacific% Conway, S.C. 12:30 p.m.Sunday Feb. 27 vs. California^ Myrtle Beach, S.C. 10 a.m.FRIDAY MARCH 4 WESTERN ILLINOIS MANHATTAN 3 p.m.SATURDAY MARCH 5 WESTERN ILLINOIS (DH) MANHATTAN 1 p.m.SUNDAY MARCH 6 WESTERN ILLINOIS MANHATTAN 1 p.m.FRIDAY MARCH 11 LONG ISLAND MANHATTAN 3 p.m.SATURDAY MARCH 12 LONG ISLAND (DH) MANHATTAN 12 p.m.SUNDAY MARCH 13 LONG ISLAND MANHATTAN 12 p.m.WEDNESDAY MARCH 16 NEBRASKA MANHATTAN 6:30 p.m.Friday March 18 at Texas* Austin, Texas 6 p.m.Saturday March 19 at Texas* Austin, Texas 2 p.m.Sunday March 20 at Texas* Austin, Texas 1 p.m.Friday March 25 at Baylor* Waco, Texas 6:30 p.m.Saturday March 26 at Baylor* Waco, Texas 3 p.m.Sunday March 27 at Baylor* Waco, Texas 1 p.m.TUESDAY MARCH 29 NORTHERN COLORADO MANHATTAN 6:30 p.m.WEDNESDAY MARCH 30 NORTHERN COLORADO MANHATTAN 3 p.m.FRIDAY APRIL 1 TEXAS A&M* MANHATTAN 6:30 p.m.SATURDAY APRIL 2 TEXAS A&M* MANHATTAN 2 p.m.SUNDAY APRIL 3 TEXAS A&M* MANHATTAN 1 p.m.Tuesday April 5 at Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. 6:35 p.m.Wednesday April 6 at Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. 3:05 p.m.FRIDAY APRIL 8 OKLAHOMA* MANHATTAN 6:30 p.m.SATURDAY APRIL 9 OKLAHOMA* MANHATTAN 2 p.m.SUNDAY APRIL 10 OKLAHOMA* MANHATTAN 1 p.m.Tuesday April 12 at Creighton Omaha, Neb. 3 p.m.WEDNESDAY APRIL 13 WICHITA STATE MANHATTAN 6:30 p.m.Friday April 15 at Nebraska* Lincoln, Neb. 6:35 p.m.Saturday April 16 at Nebraska* Lincoln, Neb. 3:05 p.m.Sunday April 17 at Nebraska* Lincoln, Neb. 1:05 p.m.TUESDAY APRIL 19 MISSOURI STATE MANHATTAN 6 p.m.THURSDAY APRIL 21 TEXAS TECH* MANHATTAN 6:30 p.m.FRIDAY APRIL 22 TEXAS TECH* MANHATTAN 6:30 p.m.SATURDAY APRIL 23 TEXAS TECH* MANHATTAN 1 p.m.Friday April 29 at Oklahoma State* Stillwater, Okla. 6:30 p.m.Saturday April 30 at Oklahoma State* Stillwater, Okla. 2 p.m.Sunday May 1 at Oklahoma State* Stillwater, Okla. 1 p.m.TUESDAY MAY 3 CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD MANHATTAN 6:30 p.m.WEDNESDAY MAY 4 CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD MANHATTAN 6:30 p.m.FRIDAY MAY 6 MISSOURI* MANHATTAN 6:30 p.m.SATURDAY MAY 7 MISSOURI* MANHATTAN 2 p.m.SUNDAY MAY 8 MISSOURI* MANHATTAN 1 p.m.FRIDAY MAY 13 NEW ORLEANS MANHATTAN 6:30 p.m.SATURDAY MAY 14 NEW ORLEANS MANHATTAN 6:30 p.m.SUNDAY MAY 15 NEW ORLEANS MANHATTAN 1 p.m.Tuesday May 17 at Wichita State Wichita, Kan. 6:30 p.m.FRIDAY MAY 20 KANSAS* MANHATTAN 6:30 p.m.Saturday MAY 21 at Kansas* Lawrence, Kan. 6 p.m.Sunday May 22 at Kansas* Lawrence, Kan. 6 p.m.Wed.-Sun May 25-29 Big 12 Championship! Oklahoma City, Okla.

* Big 12 Conference Game^ BB&T Coastal Field in Myrtle Beach, S.C.

% Watson Stadium in Conway, S.C.! RedHawks Ballpark in Oklahoma City, Okla.

All Dates and Times CENTRAL and TENTATIVEAll Home Games are Played at Tointon Family Stadium

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GAMESFebruary ........................................7March ..........................................17April ............................................19May ............................................13

Home ..........................................31Road............................................22Neutral ..........................................3

Day ..............................................33Night ..........................................23

Monday ........................................0Tuesday ........................................6Wednesday....................................5Thursday........................................2Friday ..........................................14Saturday ......................................16Sunday ........................................13

Conference ..................................27Non-Conference ..........................29 vs. Big 12 ............................1 vs. Big Sky ..........................2 vs. Big South ......................1 vs. Big Ten ..........................2 vs. Big West ........................4 vs. Independent ..................5 vs. Missouri Valley ..............4 vs. Northeastern..................4 vs. Pacific 10........................1 vs. The Summit League........4 vs. Sun Belt ........................1

2010 NCAA Regional Teams..........7Non-Tournament Teams ..............15

In Kansas ....................................34In Texas..........................................6In South Carolina ..........................4In Nebraska ..................................4In California ..................................3In Oklahoma..................................3In Minnesota ................................2

In Central Time Zone ..................49In Eastern Time Zone ....................4In Pacific Time Zone ......................3

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LODGINGBest Western 601 East Poyntz Ave. ____________537-8300Candlewood Suites (Junction City) 100 Hammons Drive ____________238-1454Clarion Hotel 530 Richards Drive ______________539-5311Comfort Inn 150 East Poyntz Ave. ____________770-8000Comfort Suites 1020 Hostetler Drive ____________539-9449Courtyard By Marriott (Junction City) 310 Hammons ________________210-1500Fairfield Inn by Marriott 300 Colorado St. ______________539-2400Hampton Inn 501 East Poyntz Ave. ____________539-5000Holiday Inn at the Campus 1641 Anderson Dr. ______________539-7531Motel 6 510 Tuttle Creek Blvd.____________537-1022Parkwood Inn & Suites 505 S. 17th Street ______________320-5440Quality Inn 150 East Poyntz Ave. ____________770-8000Super 8 200 Tuttle Creek Blvd.____________537-8468

TRANSPORTATIONManhattan Regional Airport 5500 Fort Riley Blvd. ____________587-4567Avis Rent-A-Car 5500 Fort Riley Blvd ____________539-0900Enterprise Rent-A-Car 4810 Skyway Drive ______________537-6000 7920 East Highway 24 __________537-0557Hertz Rent-A-Car 5500 Fort Riley Blvd. ____________539-0261National Car Rental 5500 Fort Riley Blvd. ____________539-8814

RESTAURANTSApplebee’s Bar & Grill Manhattan Town Center __________537-0408Buffalo Wild Wings 1231 Moro ____________________323-9464Carlos O’Kelly’s Manhattan Town Center __________537-4688The Chef (Breakfast) 111 South 4th St. ______________537-4100Chili’s Grill and Bar 213 Fort Riley Blvd.______________537-1250Chipotle Mexican Grill 606 North Manhattan Ave. ________587-8029CoCo BoLo’s 1227 Bluemont Ave. ____________537-4700Cox Bros. BBQ 600 South 4th Street ____________587-8566Early Edition (Breakfast) 3210 Kimball Ave. ______________539-3255 Famous Dave’s Barbeque 910 Commons Place ____________537-2401Freddy's Frozen Custard 229 McCall Rd. ________________320-2301 Hibachi Hut/Texas Star 608 North 12th St. ______________537-9077Houlihan’s 1641 Anderson Avenue __________776-5909Kite’s Grille and Bar 615 North 12th St. ______________776-4300 8200 South Port Drive __________537-7500 La Fiesta Mexican 2301 Tuttle Creek Blvd. __________539-7255Little Apple Brewing Company 1110 Westloop ________________539-5500Old Chicago 100 Manhattan Town Center ______537-3322 Planet Sub 708 North Manhattan Dr. ________537-8782Rock-A-Belly Bar & Deli 718 North Manhattan Ave ________539-8033So Long Saloon 1130 Moro ____________________537-9292Willie’s Sports Bar and Grill/The Pub 307 Seth Child Rd. ______________539-6746

*All phone numbers are area code 785

FINDING TOINTON FAMILY STADIUMFrom the West (Manhattan Regional Airport) • Take Kansas Highway 18 east into Manhattan. Exit at Kansas 113 (Seth Childs Road) heading North. Stay on Seth Childs Road until reaching the Kimball Ave., exit. Turnright onto Kimball and follow it one mile to College Ave., and turn right. Go one block and turn left into the Bramlage Coliseum parking lot. The stadium is located at the in-tersection of Kimball and College next to Bill Snyder Family Stadium and Bramlage Coliseum.

From the East (Kansas City)• Exit I-70 at Highway 177 (exit 313) and head north on 177 until reaching Manhattan. Exit and proceed to the first light, turning left on Tuttle Creek Blvd. Head north onTuttle Creek until reaching Kimball Ave. Turn left on Kimball and go two miles to the Bill Snyder Family Stadium/Bramlage Coliseum parking lot. The stadium is located in thesouthwest corner.

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JOHNFASOLA

RHP/IF • 6-1 • Fr.-HSHudson, Ohio

TANNERWITT

IF • 5-10 • So.-1LHawthorn Heights, Ill.

ROSSKIVETT

IF/OF • 6-0 • Fr.-HSBroadview Heights, Ohio

JAKEBROWN

IF • 5-11 • Jr.-2LRussell, Kan.

BLAIRDEBORD

C • 5-11 • So.-1LManhattan, Kan.

DANKLEIN

C • 5-9 • Jr.-JCOverland Park, Kan.

LUKEWHITE

IF • 5-11 • Fr.-HSFort Collins, Colo.

MATTAPPLEGATE

RHP • 6-0 • Jr.-2LWichita, Kan.

MATTGILLER

IF/OF • 6-1 • Jr.-2LManhattan, Kan.

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OF/IF • 6-0 • Sr.-1LSeward, Neb.

THOMASROOKE

LHP • 5-11 • Sr.-3LSpring, Texas

JAMESALLEN

RHP • 6-0 • Jr.-2LSt. Charles, Mo.

GERARDOESQUIVEL

RHP • 5-11 • Fr.-RSChicago, Ill.

JUSTINLINDSEY

RHP • 6-4 • Jr.-2LChandler, Ariz.

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OF • 6-2 • Jr.-2LSpringboro, Ohio

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C • 5-10 • So.-1LHudson, Wis.

CODYFAULKNER

LHP • 5-11 • Fr.-HSIrving, Texas

EVANMARSHALL

RHP • 6-1 • Jr.-2LSunnyvale, Calif.

KYLEHUNTER

LHP • 6-2 • Jr.-2LGalesburg, Ill.

JASONKING

IF • 6-0 • Jr.-2LDublin, Ohio

JAREDMOORE

LHP • 5-11 • Fr.-HSBoulder, Colo.

MITCHMEYER

OF • 6-2 • Fr.-HSStilwell, Kan.

JAKEDOLLER

RHP • 6-2 • So.-1LLake Waukomis, Mo.

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LHP • 5-10 • Jr.-JCPretty Prairie, Kan.

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LHP • 6-0 • Fr.-HSPhoenix, Ariz.

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BY CLASSFreshmen ____________________12Redshirt-Freshmen________________1Sophomores ____________________8Juniors ______________________14Seniors ________________________2

BY POSITIONRight-Handed Pitchers ____________11Left-Handed Pitchers ______________9Catchers ______________________4Infielders ______________________7Outfielders ____________________6

BY STATEArizona ________________________5California ______________________1Colorado ______________________2Illinois ________________________5Kansas ________________________9Missouri ______________________2Nebraska ______________________3New Mexico ____________________1Ohio __________________________5Oklahoma ______________________1Texas ________________________2Wisconsin ______________________1

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEKayvon BAHRAMZADEH __ba-ROM-za-daRYLEY CIDLIK ________RYE-lee SID-lickShane CONLON______________CON-linBlair DEBORD ____________da-BOARDGerardo ESQUIVEL __________es-KA-velChase GRASKEWICZ ____GRASS-ka-witsBen HEAIRET ________________HAIR-itRoss KIVETT __________________KIV-itKent URBAN ______________URR-bon

John SZEFC __________________CHEF

20 James Allen

15 Matt Applegate

23 Kayvon Bahramzadeh

8 Jake Brown

45 Ryley Cidlick

25 Shane Conlon

9 Blair DeBord

36 Jake Doller

21 Gerardo Esquivel

4 Johnny Fasola

29 Cody Faulkner

39 Blake Freeman

27 Chase Graskewicz

16 Matt Giller

13 Ben Heairet

34 Wade Hinkle

32 Kyle Hunter

18 Mike Kindel

24 Jared King

28 Jason King

7 Ross Kivett

6 Dan Klein

38 Shawn Lewick

22 Justin Lindsey

26 Nick Martini

31 Evan Marshall

35 Mitch Meyer

33 Jared Moore

1 Ryan Moore

19 Thomas Rooke

44 Levi Schlick

2 Adam Sonabend

12 Tyler Sturges

40 Lane Trudo

17 Kent Urban

10 Luke White

5 Tanner Witt

NO. NAME POS HT WT YR-EX B/T HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL)1 Ryan Moore OF 5-11 176 So.-1L R/R Chandler, Ariz. (Corona del Sol)2 Adam Sonabend C 5-10 194 Fr.-HS R/R Scottsdale, Ariz. (Desert Mountain)4 John Fasola RHP/IF 6-1 208 Fr.-HS R/R Hudson, Ohio (Walsh Jesuit)5 Tanner Witt IF 5-10 178 So.-1L R/R Hawthorn Woods, Ill. (Lake Zurich)6 Dan Klein C 5-9 171 Jr.-JC R/R Overland Park, Kan. (Hutchinson CC)7 Ross Kivett IF/OF 6-0 190 Fr.-HS R/R Broadview Heights, Ohio (St. Edward)8 Jake Brown IF 5-11 172 Jr.-2L L/R Russell, Kan. (Russell)9 Blair DeBord C 5-11 202 So.-1L R/R Manhattan, Kan. (Manhattan)10 Luke White IF 5-11 172 Fr.-HS R/R Fort Collins, Colo. (Rocky Mountain)12 Tyler Sturges RHP 5-10 170 So.-1L R/R Edmond, Okla. (Santa Fe)13 Ben Heairet LHP 6-5 178 So.-SQ L/L Omaha, Neb. (Burke)15 Matt Applegate RHP 6-0 183 Jr.-2L R/R Wichita, Kan. (North)16 Matt Giller IF/OF 6-1 211 Jr.-2L R/R Manhattan, Kan. (Manhattan)17 Kent Urban OF/IF 6-0 235 Sr.-1L L/L Seward, Neb. (Barton County CC)18 Mike Kindel OF 6-2 200 Jr.-2L L/L Springboro, Ohio (Springboro)19 Thomas Rooke LHP 5-11 185 Sr.-3L R/L Spring, Texas (Oak Ridge)20 James Allen RHP 6-0 197 Jr.-2L R/R St. Charles, Mo. (Francis Howell)21 Gerardo Esquivel RHP 5-11 180 Fr.-RS R/R Chicago, Ill. (De La Salle)22 Justin Lindsey RHP 6-4 190 Jr.-2L S/R Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton)23 Kayvon Bahramzadeh RHP 6-1 195 Jr.-2L R/R Tucson, Ariz. (Catalina Foothills)24 Jared King OF 5-11 208 Fr.-HS S/L Dublin, Ohio (Jerome)25 Shane Conlon LHP/IF 5-11 170 Fr.-HS L/L Naperville, Ill. (Central)26 Nick Martini OF 5-11 192 Jr.-2L L/L Crystal Lake, Ill. (Prairie Ridge)27 Chase Graskewicz C 5-10 191 So.-1L S/R Hudson, Wis. (Hudson)28 Jason King IF 6-0 213 Jr.-2L S/R Dublin, Ohio (Jerome)29 Cody Faulkner LHP 5-11 204 Fr.-HS L/L Irving, Texas (Nimitz)31 Evan Marshall RHP 6-1 207 Jr.-2L R/R Sunnyvale, Calif. (Homestead)32 Kyle Hunter LHP 6-2 207 Jr.-2L R/L Galesburg, Ill. (Galesburg)33 Jared Moore LHP 5-11 189 Fr.-HS L/L Boulder, Colo. (Boulder)34 Wade Hinkle IF 5-11 226 Jr.-JC L/L Albuquerque, N.M. (Cochise College)35 Mitch Meyer OF 6-2 170 Fr.-HS L/R Stilwell, Kan. (Blue Valley)36 Jake Doller RHP 6-2 207 So.-1L R/R Lake Waukomis, Mo. (Rockhurst)38 Shawn Lewick LHP 5-10 194 Jr.-JC L/L Pretty Prairie, Kan. (Hutchinson CC)39 Blake Freeman LHP 6-0 187 Fr.-HS L/L Phoenix, Ariz. (Sunnyslope)40 Lane Trudo RHP 5-11 182 Fr.-HS R/R Manhattan, Kan. (Manhattan)44 Levi Schlick LHP 6-5 215 So.-JC L/L Colby, Kan. (Barton County CC)45 Ryley Cidlik RHP 6-4 196 Fr.-HS R/R Dwight, Neb. (East Butler)

STAFF11 Brad Hill Head Coach (Eighth Season)14 John Szefc Associate Head Coach/Hitting Coach (First Season)30 Josh Reynolds Pitching Coach (First Season)37 Sean McCann Volunteer Assistant Coach (Eighth Season)3 Rob Vaughn Undergraduate Coach (First Season) Scott Bird Strength Coach (Sixth Season) Justin Tadtman Director of Baseball Operations (Fourth Season) Brad Hutt Graduate Manager (First Season) Dusty Hess Undergraduate Manager (First Season) Craig Tweedy Athletic Trainer (Second Season)

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Although many outside the Kansas State program had theWildcats pegged as a “one-year wonder” following the2009 season, K-State proved once again that hard workand determination pays off as the Cats outplayed the pre-season prognosticators once again in 2010.

Predicted to finish as low as ninth in the Big 12, K-Stateclaimed a 37-22 record, finished third in the league andearned a No. 3 seed in the 2010 NCAA Fayetteville Re-gional.

Even though the internal expectations are always high,there will likely now be some increased expectations fromoutside of Tointon Family Stadium. But no matter whatothers may believe, the Wildcats must concentrate on howthey got to where they are today.

“There probably will be more expectations and it’s some-thing that you try to prepare for,” head coach Brad Hillsaid. “I think every program would like to be expected tobe in postseason play.

“But, if you put the cart before the horse and start talkingabout expectations of others, then we may never reachthose goals,” Hill continued. “We have to stay with whatwe have been doing the past few years – extremely hardwork, unselfishness within our organization and kidsbeing dedicated to the success of the program first. Thatis what got us where we are, so those are the things we’regoing to stay focused on.”

Four upperclassmen – Thomas Rooke, Jason King, MattGiller and Justin Lindsey – must draw back from theirfreshman seasons in 2008 when K-State looked poised toclimb into postseason play for the first time ever only togo 29-29.

“Sometimes success comes from a failure and sometimesyou learn from something that hasn’t been very pleasant,”added Hill. “That year wasn’t very pleasant and I’m hopethat Thomas, Jason, Justin and Matt can really help us stayfocused on the right things this year.”

The Wildcats will look to receive leadership from a heavyupper class that consists of a combined 16 juniors andseniors, including junior All-American and reigning Big 12Player of the Year Nick Martini, as well as All-Big 12pitchers Kyle Hunter and Evan Marshall.

PITCHINGKansas State returns all three regular weekend startersfrom last season for the first time since 2008. Headliningthe weekend rotation is Hunter, who was drafted last sum-

mer but opted to return for his junior campaign. The left-hander tied for second in school history with nine wins ina school-record tying 16 starts. Hill was pleased with theleft-hander’s sophomore year, but would like to see himelevate his game even more this year.

“I would really like to see Kyle take another step forward.He has a chance to be a legitimate Friday-night guy. Hemade great strides last year and put himself into a positionto be a five-inning guy. He has the potential to be a seven-inning guy, and that’s what we need him to be.”

The Wildcats also bring back a pair of junior starters inLindsey and Kayvon Bahramzadeh, who, with anotherstep forward, have the chance to be solid weekendstarters. Lindsey earned 12 starts last season, whileBahramzadeh was also solid down the stretch.

K-State signed junior-college pitchers Levi Schlick andShawn Lewick for the 2011 season as both look to earnmidweek starts while challenging for a weekend spot.

Along with the starters, a strong nucleolus of relievers,headlined by Marshall, Rooke and closer James Allen, re-turn to make the 2011 bullpen one of the best in recentmemory. The K-State pen was at its best in 2010 whenMarshall, Rooke and Allen were clicking on all cylinders,and all three have the ability to make strides over a solid2010 season.

Marshall started his first seven games of the season butreturned to the bullpen and held a 2.41 ERA and limitedopponents to a .188 average as a reliever.

Rooke, a senior, is on the verge of being the most-used re-liever in school history as he enters the season needingfour appearances to break the school record. A FreshmanAll-American in 2008, Rooke led the team in 2010 with47.1 innings out of the pen.

Following Marshall or Rooke in the final stages of a con-test was Allen, who was named a 2011 Preseason All-American after collecting nine saves last year.

“I like the depth of our pitching staff,” said Hill. “I like thepotential of this group to be as deep as we’ve ever been.You have those three guys that are mainstays in the backend of a game when you talk about Evan, Thomas andJames. That’s about as good as it gets in the country. Theyhave been out there in big pressure situations, big confer-ence games and big regional games. They are preparedfor that. I would stack those three up with just about any-body in the country.”

The three relievers were key to K-State’s run to the post-season last year, but Hill will be looking for others to helpspread innings out in the bullpen.

“The room for improvement is on our pitching staff. Lastyear, two or three guys had really good years, but a lot ofguys had very subpar years. If they can make the big im-provements and our offense stays steady and consistentlike they have been, then we could have a fine year.”

CATCHERSFor a second-straight year, K-State must replace its startingcatcher from the previous season. In 2010, Daniel Del-lasega stepped in as a fifth-year senior to replace three-year starter Rob Vaughn. Dellasega was an honorablemention All-Big 12 performer last year and was alsonamed to the 2010 All-Big 12 Championship team.

Sophomore Chase Graskewicz is now in line to get thenod behind the plate after appearing in 33 games as afreshman, including 16 starts. The Hudson, Wis., productstarted five games behind the plate, but was also a keycomponent to the lineup late in the year as the designatedhitter the final 10 games of the season.

“Chase is definitely the front runner. He’s a student of thegame, he studies hard, goes through the report with ourpitchers, and he obviously had some big hits for us downthe stretch last year,” Hill said of his backstop.

Backing up Graskewicz will be junior-college transfer DanKlein and sophomore Blair DeBord. Last season, Kleinled Hutchinson Community College to the Junior CollegeWorld Series and turned the momentum from that expe-rience into a solid fall that left Hill impressed.

“I really like Dan Klein in the backup role. He’s a very gooddefensive catcher. He’s worked very hard this fall – hethrows well and blocks well.”

INFIELDThe infield in 2011 will be one of the most experiencedunder Hill as K-State returns its starting first and secondbasemen, will plug a spot starter in at short and will alsoregain the services of its third baseman from 2009.

Senior Kent Urban, who earned 54 starts at first last sea-son, comes back following a successful transition from thejunior-college ranks.

“It’s hard not to have Kent on the field because he is aleader,” said Hill. “He has a stabilizing effect. He’s verypositive out on the field.”


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Battling Urban is a new junior-college transfer in WadeHinkle, who may have taken a hold of the starting firstbase job after the fall. Hinkle was a 2010 National JuniorCollege Athletic Association (NJCAA) All-Star that hit .378with 16 doubles and 67 RBI.

“Wade was a big-time hitter for us this fall,” said Hill. “Heshows great maturity and great patience. He’s a guy thatis not going to swing at bad pitches and do too much atthe plate. We really look for him to solidify the middle ofthe order.

“But that doesn’t mean that he’s been out there in frontof 5,000 people or seen the quality of arms he’s going tosee,” urged Hill. “I think the big thing is believing in him-self and knowing what he did this fall was very good andto take that into the spring.”

Returning lettermen Jake Brown and Tanner Witt willbattle between second base and shortstop. Brown started42 games in 2010, 41 of which came at second. The Rus-sell, Kan., product was a great situational hitter as a soph-omore, laying down 14 sacrifice bunts to rank 17thnationally.

Witt had 19 starts at second base last year as a freshmanbut will likely move to his natural position at shortstop.

“In high school he played five or six different positionsand never really settled on one,” Hill said. “It’s been a hardtransition for him to settle down and play just one posi-tion, but that’s what he really wants to do. In his mind, heis a shortstop. That’s where he wants to play.”

After sitting out last year due to an elbow injury, JasonKing returns to third base for his junior campaign. As asophomore in 2009, King was an honorable mention All-Big 12 performer, hitting .316 with 16 doubles, sevenhome runs and 61 RBI. But the question remains if he canreturn back to 2009 form after taking an entire year off.

“He’s actually probably better in the infield than what hewas before the injury,” Hill said. “His arm is stronger, he’smore accurate and his feet are better at third base. He’s abetter defender than what he was. I think the bat is still awork in progress. When you take a year off from hitting, ittakes time to get the feel of your swing back. He had asolid fall and I think the best is still to come for Jason.”

One dark horse in the infield is freshman Luke White. Anall-state honoree at Rocky Mountain High School in FortCollins, Colo., Hill thinks White could see immediate actionin the middle of the infield.

“He’s the quiet little guy that just keeps getting better onyou. He can steal a base, he has some pop in his bat anda pretty solid glove. He’s also mature for a freshman, sohe’s not that far behind Jake and Tanner.”

OUTFIELDThe Wildcat outfield remains entirely intact from last sea-son as all three starters from a year ago return, headlinedby Martini, who was the primary center fielder last season.A 2011 Preseason All-American, Martini, along with fellowjuniors Giller in left and Mike Kindel in right, combinedfor 153 starts (51 per position) in 59 games last season.

Martini started in left field as a freshman in 2009 and maymove back to that position in 2010. He has been solid in

the outfield in each of his first two seasons, but the CrystalLake, Ill., product has definitely made his mark at the plate,including last year when he led the conference with a .416batting average en route to Big 12 Player of the Year andSecond Team All-America honors.

Although he returns as the top player in the league, Hillhas asked for his continued leadership and improvementon defense.

“Nick is very competitive and sometimes he puts a littlepressure on himself, which is part of what makes him agood player. He handles that pressure very well, but nowwe’re asking him to get away from that as a junior. He’s aguy that everybody really looks to on this team, and weneed him to get outside himself a little bit more. The gamecomes really easy to him. A lot of times when the gamecomes easy, it’s easy for kids to want to follow.

“The things that he has to do to get better he works on.I’ve asked him to quicken up his release from the outfield.We worked on that and he’s done that. We’re not tryingto ask him to work on too much, just to go out and workon preparation and becoming a leader on a daily basis.”

Giller was the regular starter in left field as a sophomorein 2010. An infielder by trade, Giller will have more of autility role this season in the outfield, at first base and asthe team’s designated hitter.

The transition of Martini to left and Giller to a utility po-sition was due to the emergence of Jared King – theyounger brother of Jason King – during the fall. As a fresh-man, Jared did enough in a short period of time to impressthe coaches, while the top prospect from Ohio had one ofthe best high school careers in state history.

Battling King in center field is sophomore Ryan Moore,who saw success in limited action as a freshman. One ofthe faster players on the team, Moore brings great base-running ability and solid defense back for 2011.

“Ryan really came on strong during the offseason,” saidHill. “He really didn’t have a good fall and put himself be-hind the 8-ball, but rebounded really well. His speed is justunbelievable. He broke the program record for the 60twice during the offseason. With the plays he can make inthe outfield or on the base paths, he can definitely be agame-changer for us.”

Kindel is back for his junior season after finishing an up-and-down year by hitting .267 with 33 RBI. But the Spring-boro, Ohio, product had a great end the season, driving ina team high seven runs over the final six games, includinga home run in the Fayetteville Regional.

“He needs to find a thing or two and continue to believein those things,” Hill said. “He might be the best playeron the team when you just talk straight tools – power,strength, speed, throwing ability and arm strength. Nowthe question is how you get all of those things to cometogether. That’s the maturity process for him. If the lightswitch turns on for him, he can be a big-time gamechanger for us.”

SCHEDULEThe Wildcats will be challenged right out of the gate asthey begin the season with a three-game series at the Uni-versity of the Pacific in Stockton, Calif. They will then shiftcoasts to play in the Baseball at the Beach tournament inMyrtle Beach, S.C., which features a tough field, includinghost school Coastal Carolina that played in a Super Re-gional a year ago.

“It’s going to be very difficult to start by going to Pacific,a program that continues to get better each year,” saidHill. “It is going to be challenging for us to go there andput our kids in that situation. The competition is going tobe very good going coast-to-coast. Not only will the com-petition be a challenge, but also trying to readjust our bod-ies to the four-hour swing in a short period of time.”

The Wildcats then open their 31-game home slate on Fri-day, March 4, against Western Illinois, which begins a nine-game home stand in front of one of the most rapidlygrowing fan bases in the Big 12.

“Our fans have really jumped on board with our program.Between our marketing department, ticket office and sea-son ticket committee, word is getting out there much bet-ter about our program. When you come out to enjoy agame at Tointon Family Stadium, it’s clean, it’s a fresh at-mosphere and I think we’ve put a good product on thefield the past three or four years,” said Hill.

Much like the start of the season, the opening of Big 12play will also be difficult as the Cats will play four straightseries against teams that advanced to postseason play ayear ago, including consecutive trips to the state of Texasto take on Texas and Baylor the first two weekends.

“There are just no favors in the Big 12, especially startingout at Baylor and Texas the first two weekends,” Hill said.“That’s going to be extremely challenging for us. We’ll seehow we survive the first five weeks of the season andhopefully we’ll still have our head above water.”

The schedule turns in K-State’s favor over the stretch runof the season as the final 12 games of the year are in thestate of Kansas, including nine at Tointon Family Stadium,a venue that the Wildcats have won at least 20 games infour of the last six seasons and have seen a tremendousgrowth in attendance.

“I think Wildcat Nation has really jumped on board witha program that is having some success and wanting to bea part of that,” said Hill.

“And we sure welcome them aboard, there’s no questionabout that.”

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DIVISION I WINNINGEST ACTIVE COACHES BY PERCENTAGEMinimum five years as a Division I head coach; includes record at four-year colleges only

RK NAME CURRENT SCHOOL YEARS RECORD PERCENTAGE 1. Mike Martin Florida State 31 Years 1627-558-4 .7442. Mike Fox North Carolina 27 Years 1077-371-5 .7433. Gene Stephenson Wichita State 33 Years 1724-596-3 .7434. Brian O'Conner Virginia 7 Years 316-118-1 .7285. Wayne Graham Rice 19 Years 870-340-0 .7196. Brad Hill Kansas State 16 Years 648-259-3 .714 7. Rob Walton Oral Roberts 7 Years 290-120-0 .707 8. Jim Morris Miami 29 Years 1280-542-4 .702 9. Ray Tanner South Carolina 23 1029-455-3 .69310. Augie Garrido Texas 42 Years 1768-806-9 .686

HEAD COACH

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Full NameBrad L. HillBirthdateMay 2, 1962, in Wichita, Kan.EducationEmporia State University, B.S. in Physical Education, 1985Playing ExperienceLettered four seasons at Emporia State (1981-84)Played four seasons in the Texas Rangers’ organization (1984-87)Coaching ExperienceHutchinson Community College, Head Coach (1988-90)Kansas, Assistant Coach (1991-94)Central Missouri State, Head Coach (1995-2003)Kansas State, Head Coach (2004-Present)

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Hard work and determination has fueled the Kansas State baseball program since BradHill was introduced as the head coach during the summer of 2003. After a steady climbthe first six seasons of his tenure, Hill’s efforts have paid off in each of the last two ashe has guided the Wildcats to consecutive NCAA Regional appearances.

In seven years as the K-State skipper, Hill has guided the Wildcats from the depths ofthe league to the program’s best record in school history and the first NCAA Regionalappearance in 2009 before making a return appearance in 2010. In fact, K-State base-ball is the only program among all Big 12 football, men’s and women’s basketball, vol-leyball and baseball programs to improve its conference finish each of the last fiveyears, capped by a school record third place finish in 2010. Hill is also sixth in thenation among active coaches with a career winning percentage of .714.

While many preseason prognosticators doubted the 2010 Wildcats, Hill raised the barof success at K-State. The Cats continued their trend of improvement in 2010 as heguided his team to a third-place finish in the Big 12 standings – their highest sincethe league’s inception in 1997, after K-State was predicted to finish as low as ninth insome Big 12 preseason polls.

K-State also registered the second most wins in school history with 37, second to the2009 season total, thanks in part to six players that earned All-Big 12 honors underHill, including the 2010 Big 12 Player of the Year Nick Martini. Hill also tutored Martinito second team All-American honors.

Hill has been successful in turning players into draft picks as his squads have produced34 draft selections since his first year at Central Missouri in 1995, including 21 K-Stateplayers during his time in Manhattan. Hill has also had a keen eye for talent at the

prep level as 12 Wildcat newcomers have been drafted since 2004, including a schoolrecord four in 2010.

Not only has Kansas State baseball excelled on the field, but Hill has put an emphasison his players’ performance in the classroom. Under Hill, the Cats have had 37 Aca-demic All-Big 12 selections as well as five Academic All-District honors, including BrettScott, who was a two-time Academic All-American in 2007 and 2008. In addition, K-State’s Academic Progress Rate (APR) has steadily improved, now reflecting an out-standing four-year average of 942.

The 2009 season proved to be the most storied of its time through the program’s 109-year history. Predicted to finish ninth in the Big 12 Baseball Preseason Poll, Hill guidedK-State to a school-record 43-win season – including a program-best 14 conferencevictories to finish fourth in the Big 12 regular season standings, the school’s best finishsince placing second in the Big Eight in 1990. The Cats earned their first Top 10 rankingduring the season and finished the 2009 campaign in the national polls for the firsttime in school history when Baseball America ranked K-State No. 19 in its final poll.

Hill, who garnered 2009 Big 12 Coach of the Year and American Baseball Coaches As-sociation (ABCA) Midwest Region Coach of the Year honors, directed K-State to its firstever NCAA Regional appearance when the Cats earned an at-large berth as the No. 2seed in the Houston (Rice) Regional. The Cats didn’t stop there as they tallied a pair ofvictories in the regional, including one against No. 1 seed and home team Rice, to ad-vance to the regional final.

Along the way, the 2009 Wildcats set numerous school marks, including season wins(43), Big 12 victories (14), Big 12 finish (fourth), hits (675), stolen bases (149) andstrikeouts (453).

Hill also tutored Consensus All-American and Big 12 Pitcher of the Year A.J. Morris,two freshman all-Americans in James Allen and Nick Martini and a total of seven All-Big 12 performers. Four Wildcats also earned First Team Academic All-Big 12 honorslast season, while Jason King and Thomas Rooke were named Academic All-District.

Following the conclusion of the 2009 season, five Wildcats were selected in the MajorLeague Baseball Draft, improving Hill’s total to 18 since he took over the program in2004.

In just his first year, Hill jumped out of the gate and led the Wildcats to a 19-6 recordin his first 25 games, including wins over perennial national powers Ohio State andAlabama and 2003 College World Series participant Missouri State (formerly SouthwestMissouri State). K-State also garnered its first-ever national ranking at No. 30 duringthat span, which included an 11-game winning streak.

Then, in 2005, the Wildcats took the next step as they won 30 games in a season forjust the 10th time ever, doubled their conference wins from the previous season, swepta season series from in-state rival Wichita State for the first time in 50 years andknocked off a No. 1-ranked team for the first time in school history, eventual nationalchampion Texas.

In 2006, the Wildcats won a school-record 16 straight games and also ended the seasonon a five-game winning streak, wrapping up the season with a sweep of No. 22 Baylorat Tointon Stadium. Statistically, K-State finished the season in the top half of the league

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in both hitting (.314) and ERA (3.94). The 3.94 team ERA was the lowest since the1975 season and the best since the addition of aluminum bats in college baseball.

The 2007 campaign saw K-State finish with a 34-24 overall record, one win shy oftying the single-season mark, while the Wildcats advanced to postseason play for thefirst time since 2002. The Cats won 30 games for the third-straight season and alsocollected 10 wins in league play, the most since winning 13 in 2002. He also guidedcurrent Wildcat closer Daniel Edwards to third-team all-American honors, just the ninthWildcat to earn All-American honors of any kind and the first since Kasey Weisaar in1999.

The 2008 Wildcats, fielding a roster of 16 juniors and seniors, entered the season look-ing to become the first team in school history to reach the NCAA Tournament. K-Statedropped early season contests, but started to catch a groove the second half of theseason as they won two-of-three against No. 22 Oklahoma State, topped No. 11 UC-Irvine in a dramatic 11-inning affair, defeated No. 25 Texas, won at No. 8 Wichita State,and edged one of the top teams in 2008, No. 3 Arizona State, in its final non-conferencegame of the season.

In conference play, the Wildcats finished the 2008 season with 11 wins to tie for sixth,the most wins and the best finish since 2002. Down the stretch, K-State won four ofits final six conference games, including a sweep of in-state rival Kansas. The end ofthe season is all K-State needed for a boost in the conference tournament. Under thetutelage of Hill, the Cats defeated No. 6 Oklahoma State and Baylor to advance to theschool’s first Big 12 Title Game. Although K-State was defeated by No. 24 Texas, every-one involved with the program can see just how far the Wildcat baseball program hadcome in such a short time.After an ultra-successful nine-year stint as the head coach at Central Missouri State(now the University of Central Missouri) in Warrensburg, Mo., Brad Hill took over aKansas State program in 2004 that had just one winning season in the last six years.

Hill came to Kansas State after guiding the Mules to an impressive 418-91 (.821) over-all record during his tenure. A seven-time Central Region Coach of the Year, he ledUCM to the NCAA Tournament each of his nine seasons, including seven trips to theCollege World Series.

Hill capped his career at Central Missouri by helping the Mules win its second nationalchampionship in baseball and first since 1994. For his efforts, he was named the 2003NCAA Division II National Coach of the Year and College Coach of the Year by the Mid-west Professional Baseball Scouts Association. It marked the second time in three sea-sons that Hill coached the Mules to the championship game.

The national championship in 2003 came on the heels of back-to-back record-breakingyears by Central Missouri in 2001 and2002. The Mules posted a then school-record 53 wins in 2001 en route to advanc-ing to their first championship game underHill where they lost to St. Mary’s of Texasby a score of 11-3. A year later in 2002, hebroke the school record for wins yet againby posting 54 en route to a third place fin-ish at the College World Series. The Mules’winning percentage of .838 (290-56) overthe past six seasons ranks among the bestin the nation.

Hill’s .821 winning percentage ranks sec-ond in CMSU baseball history, a mere twopoints behind current Arkansas head coachDave Van Horn, who went 51-11 in his oneseason as coach in 1994. With 481 wins, Hillis the all-time winningest coach in schoolhistory with over 200 more victories thanthe coach in second place (248, Bob Tomp-kins, 1965-80).

Hill has a career head coaching record of648-259-3 in 16 years, which includes hisfirst seven seasons in Manhattan and nineyears at Central Missouri State. His teamshave won 40 or more games eight timesand 50-plus games on four occasions.

Under Hill’s guidance, a number of CentralMissouri players earned national acclaim.He has seen 22 of his players earn All-Amer-ica distinction as a first, second or thirdteam selection, including 10 first-team hon-The Hill Family

hJpq^qb=rkabo=_oâ=efii46,290 - Total Home Attendance in 2010, a Program Record4,745 - Attendance for the 2010 Wichita State Game, a Stadium Record942 - Four-Year APR Average230 - Wins at K-State43 - Wins in 2009, a School record37 - Wins in 2010, the Second Most in School History29 - MLB Draft Picks29 - Individual Records Set28 - First Team Academic All-Big 12 Selections15 - Honorable Mention All-Big 12 Selections14 - Conference Victories in 2009 and 2010, a School Record12 - Conference Players of the Week9 - Second Team Academic All-Big 12 Selections8 - Team Records Set6 - Second Team All-Big 12 Honorees5 - First Team All-Big 12 Honorees5 - Academic All-District Honors4 - Freshman All-Americans3 - 2010 Big 12 Finish, a Program Best2 - Conference Player of the Year honors2 - NCAA Regional Appearances2 - Academic All-American Selections 2 - Coach of the Year Honors (2009 Big 12 and ABCA Midwest Region)1 - Consensus First Team All-American

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efii=vbô=_v=vbôYear School Position Rec. League Finish Postseason1988 Hutchinson CC Head Coach 17-231989 Hutchinson CC Head Coach 34-181990 Hutchinson CC Head Coach 32-91991 Kansas Assistant Coach 31-28 5th (11-13)/Big 81992 Kansas Assistant Coach 25-28 T6th (8-16)/Big 81993 Kansas Assistant Coach 45-18 2nd (17-9)/Big 8 Mideast Regional Champion, CWS (8th)1994 Kansas Assistant Coach 40-18 3rd (17-9)/Big 8 Atlantic II Regional 1995 Central Missouri State Head Coach 49-10 1st (15-1)/MIAA Central Region Champions, CWS (3rd)1996 Central Missouri State Head Coach 40-12 1st (16-2)/MIAA Central Region Participant1997 Central Missouri State Head Coach 39-13 1st (17-2)/MIAA Central Region Champions, CWS (T5th)1998 Central Missouri State Head Coach 39-8 1st (20-2)/MIAA Central Region Champions, CWS (T7th)1999 Central Missouri State Head Coach 43-10 2nd (20-1)/MIAA Central Region Participant2000 Central Missouri State Head Coach 50-13 1st (29-1)/MIAA Central Region Champions, CWS (T5th)2001 Central Missouri State Head Coach 53-10 1st (26-3)/MIAA Central Region Champions, CWS (2nd)2002 Central Missouri State Head Coach 54-8 1st (28-3)/MIAA Central Region Champions, CWS (3rd)2003 Central Missouri State Head Coach 51-7 1st (27-2)/MIAA Central Region Champions, Nat. Champs2004 Kansas State Head Coach 26-30 10th (4-23)/Big 12 2005 Kansas State Head Coach 30-25 10th (8-19)/Big 122006 Kansas State Head Coach 31-20-2 9th (8-17-2)/Big 122007 Kansas State Head Coach 34-24 8th (10-16)/Big 12 Big 12 Championship2008 Kansas State Head Coach 29-29 t6th (11-16)/Big 12 Big 12 Championship Title Game2009 Kansas State Head Coach 43-18-1 4th (14-11-1)/Big 12 NCAA Regional (Rice Regional Finalist)2010 Kansas State Head Coach 37-22 3rd (14-12)/Big 12 NCAA Regional (Fayetteville Regional)

Overall Coaching Record: 872-401-3/23 yearsOverall Head Coaching Record: 648-259-3/16 years (NCAA Division I and II)Record at Hutchinson Community College: 83-50/3 yearsRecord at Kansas: 144-92/4 yearsRecord at Central Missouri State: 418-91/9 yearsRecord at Kansas State: 230-168-3/7 years

efiiÛp=^``ljmifpejbkqp• 2003 NCAA Division II National Championship• Two Trips to the NCAA Division II National Championship Game • Seven Trips to the NCAA Division II College World Series • Seven NCAA Central Region Championships • Nine Consecutive Trips to the NCAA Division II Tournament • Eight Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) Championships) • One NCAA Division II Player of the Year (Chris Umphres, First Base, 2001) • Two NCAA Division II Defensive Players of the Year (Chris Curry, Second Base, 2000; Chris Umphres, First Base, 2001) • 25 All-Americans (11 first team, nine second team and five third team) • Four Verizon/CoSIDA Academic All-Americans (Bob Poisal, 1995; Aaron Christensen, 1997; Brayden Whitney, 1998; Corey Cline-felter, 2001; Brett Scott, 2008) • Five NCAA Central Region Players of the Year (1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003) • Five NCAA Central Region Pitchers of the Year (1995, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002) • 43 First Team All-MIAA Conference Selections and 11 All-Big 12 Selections• Six MIAA Most Valuable Players (1995, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003) • Two MIAA Freshman of the Year (1998, 2003) • Four Freshman All-American (Ben Hornbeck, 2006; Thomas Rook, 2008; James Allen, 2009; Nick Martini, 2009)• Led K-State to a school record 43 wins in 2009 and the program’s first ever NCAA Regional• Led K-State to 37 wins in 2010, the second most in school history, and guided the Cats to their second straight Regional• Led K-State to 34 wins in 2007, the third-most in school history at the time• Coached relief pitcher Daniel Edwards to third-team All-American honors, the school’s first All-American since 1999• Led K-State to its first Big 12 Championship Title Game in 2008• Tutored RHP A.J. Morris to consensus All-American honors in 2009 and OF Nick Martini to second team honors in 2010

HILL’S COACHING HONORS• Winningest Head Coach in Central Missouri State history (418) • 2003 NCAA Division II National Coach of the Year• Seven-time Central Region Coach of the Year (1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003) • Seven-time Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) Coach of the Year (1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003) • Two-time Missouri/Illinois Area College Coach of the Year by the Greater St. Louis Area Baseball Scouts Association (1998, 2001) • 2003 College Coach of the Year by the Greater Midwest Professional Baseball Scouts Association• Inducted into the Central Missouri State Hall of Fame in 2009• 2009 Big 12 Coach of the Year• 2009 American Baseball Coaches’ Association (ABCA) Midwest Region Coach of the Year

HILL’S PLAYING HONORS• Guided Emporia State to a 155-91 (.630) record from 1981-84, capped by an appearance in the 1984 NAIA College World Series• Inducted into the Emporia State Athletic Hall of Honor in 1993 • Four-time All-American (first team in 1981, honorable mention in 1982 and 1983 and second team in 1984)

orees. Hill coached at least two All-Americans in eight ofhis nine seasons at Central, including four each in 2001 and2002. He has coached one National Player of the Year in2001 recipient, Chris Umphres, and back-to-back nationaldefensive players of the year (Chris Curry in 2000 andUmphres in 2001). Hill has also helped five individuals earnCentral Region Player and Pitcher of the Year accolades, in-cluding the last three Players of the Year. His influence ex-tends off the field as well, as four players have earnedVerizon/CoSIDA Academic All-American honors.

The Mules dominated the Mid-American Athletic Associa-tion (MIAA) during Hill’s tenure, winning eight conferencetitles and posting a 198-17 (.921) league mark. The seven-time conference Coach of the Year has coached six leaguemost valuable players, two freshman of the year and onepitcher of the year. In all, 43 players have earned first teamAll-MIAA honors under Hill.

In each of his last six seasons, Central Missouri led theMIAA in batting average, earned run average and fieldingpercentage. In 2003, the Mules not only led the league inall three categories, but also ranked in the top 10 nationallyin the NCAA. CMSU ranked second in Division II in battingaverage (.363), fourth in scoring (9.7 runs/game), seventhin ERA (3.14) and 10th in fielding percentage (.968).

Before coming to Central Missouri in 1995, Hill was an as-sistant coach at the University of Kansas for four seasonsunder his college coach, Dave Bingham. As the Jayhawks’hitting coach and recruiting coordinator from 1991-94, hehelped Kansas to a 144-92 overall record and a pair ofNCAA Tournament appearances, including the school’s firstand only trip to the College World Series in 1993. The 1993team broke school records for most hits, doubles, triples,home runs and stolen bases in a single-season. Of note, theJayhawks posted a 10-7 record against the Wildcats duringHill’s tenure in Lawrence.

Prior to joining the Kansas coaching staff, Hill was the headcoach at Hutchinson Community College in Hutchinson,Kan., for three seasons from 1988-90, compiling an 83-50overall record. His 1989 squad posted a school-record 34wins, while in 1990 the Dragons registered the highest win-ning percentage in school history with a 32-9 mark.

Hill graduated from Emporia State in 1985 with a Bachelorof Science degree in health and physical education. He wasa four-time NAIA All-America selection for legendary headcoach Dave Bingham and the Hornets from 1981-84. Hillcapped off his stellar four-year career by helping ESU to the1984 NAIA College World Series. For his efforts, he wasnamed a second team All-American and the ESU Student-Athlete of the Year. A 1993 inductee into the ESU AthleticHall of Honor, Hill still owns a majority of the Hornets’ ca-reer offensive marks, including games played (244), at-bats(809), hits (302), runs scored (241), RBIs (264), doubles (71)and home runs (47).

Following his collegiate playing career, Hill spent four sea-sons in the Texas Rangers’ minor league system before en-tering the coaching profession.

A native of Galva, Kan., Hill is a 1980 graduate of Canton-Galva High School where he was a three-sport athlete.

Hill and his wife, Crystal, have three children: sons SkylarSouthards (27) and Harrison (17) and daughter ShelbyLynne (16).

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ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH

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Full NameJohn R. SzefcBirthdateAugust 31, 1967, in Middletown, N.Y.EducationDrexel University, B.S. in Corporate Communications, 1989Temple University, M.A. in Sports Administration, 1992Playing ExperienceLettered one season at Connecticut (1987)Lettered two seasons at Drexel (1988-89)Coaching ExperienceDrexel, Assistant Coach (1990-94)Sacred Heart, Assistant Coach (1995)Marist, Head Coach (1996-2002)Louisianan, Assistant Coach (2003-08)Kansas, Assistant Coach (2009-10)Kansas State, Associate Head Coach (2011)

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A 21-year coaching veteran who has helped guide teams to seven regionals and fourconference championships at the Division I level, John Szefc joined the Kansas Stateprogram prior to the 2011 season as Associate Head Coach and the program’s hittingcoach. The first Associate Head Coach under Brad Hill at Kansas State, Szefc will directthe Wildcat offense and is also responsible for coaching the team’s infielders.

Szefc, who has coached 58 players that were either drafted or signed pro contractssince 1997, came to Manhattan after a two-year stint at the University of Kansas wherehe was the team’s hitting coach and recruiting coordinator. While in Lawrence, Szefchelped lead the Jayhawks to two Big 12 Championship appearances and a NCAA Re-gional berth during his first season in 2009.

With Szefc’s guidance, the Jayhawks made a 17-point improvement in overall teambatting average from .287 in 2008 to .304 in 2010. In Big 12 games last season, Kansashit .305, which ranked second in the conference, while it led the league in base hits(304), and finished second in runs scored (195) and walks (115) during league play.

Following the 2010 season, three of Szefc’s players were drafted, including Brian Heereand Robby Price, who recorded season highs in several offensive categories in 2010.

In just his first season at Kansas, Szefc’s hitters raised their batting average by 14points and scored 68 more runs than they did in the previous season. He also tutoredthe Big 12’s first Triple Crown winner in Tony Thompson, who led the league in battingaverage (.389), homers (21) and RBI (82).

Szefc coached three of the top six hitters in the conference in 2009 in Thompson, Heere(.364) and David Narodowski (.354).

Prior to his position at Kansas, Szefc was the head assistant coach at Louisiana from2003-08, running an aggressive-style Ragin’ Cajun offense that saw a dramatic 60-point jump in batting average during his first three years. In fact, three of his team’sbatting averages still rank in the top five of Louisiana history. His 2005 squad set aschool record for hits and finished second in school history in runs scored and RBI,while the 2002 team tied the school record with 145 stolen bases.

While in Lafayette, Szefc was responsible for overseeing the Ragin’ Cajuns’ recruitingefforts, instructing hitters and infielders and coaching third base for a program thatwon the Sun Belt Championship and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in both 2005and 2007.

During the Cajuns’ Sun Belt Championship season in 2005, the offense dominated theconference and showed up nationally in major statistical categories. Louisiana finishedeighth in the nation in hitting (.327), 10th in runs scored (551), 17th in slugging per-centage (.495) and 23rd in doubles (155). In the conference, the Cajuns led the SunBelt in hitting, runs scored, hits, doubles and triples. Freshman catcher Jonathan Lucroyhit .379 and was named a 2005 Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American.

Szefc coached three Louisiana hitters that were drafted in 2005 in Dallas Morris (24thround, Angels), Phillip Hawke (29th round, Rangers) and Justin Morgan (39th round,Cubs).

Szefc also brings a wealth of head coaching experience to Manhattan as, prior to hisappointment at UL, he was the head coach at Marist College for seven seasons. Heposted a 212-137-1 record as the skipper for the Red Foxes, leading Marist to its firstbaseball title as a member of the Northeast Conference in 1997. He also guided Maristto three more NCAA Tournament appearances in 2000, 2001 and 2002, including a41-14 record during his final year at the school. The 2002 squad claimed a victory overSouthwest Missouri State in the NCAA Lincoln Regional, while five of Szefc’s playerson that team went on to be selected in the MLB Draft.

Szefc won multiple awards as a head coach as he was named the 1997 NEC Coach ofthe year, while he earned American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) NortheastRegion Coach of the Year honors in 2001.

Before his arrival at Marist, Szefc spent one season with Sacred Heart University andfour years as an assistant coach with his alma mater, Drexel, from 1990-94.

Szefc managed the New York Generals in the Atlantic College Baseball League (ACBL)during the summers of 1995 and 1996, guiding the club to a 47-28 record in two sea-sons, two consecutive Kaiser Division championships and the ACBL championship gamein 1996.

Szefc played collegiately for two years at Connecticut before transferring in 1987 toDrexel. During his senior campaign for the Dragons in 1989, he was tabbed an All-EastCoast Conference outfielder.

Szefc graduated from Drexel University with a degree in corporate communications in1989. He also holds a master’s degree in sports administration from Temple.

A native of Middletown, N.Y., Szefc and his wife, Barbara, have a daughter, Anna (5),and two sons, John Michael (4) and Sam (1).

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Full NameJoshua G. ReynoldsBirthdateSeptember 27, 1979, in Jefferson City, Mo.EducationAttended Central Missouri State, 1997-2000Kansas State University, B.S. in Social Sciences, 2006Playing ExperienceLettered three seasons at Central Missouri State (1998-2000)Played five seasons in the New York Mets, San Diego and Boston organizations (2000-03)Coaching ExperienceKansas State, Volunteer Assistant Coach (2005-06)Northeast Texas Community College, Assistant Coach (2007)Evansville, Pitching Coach (2009-10)Kansas State, Pitching Coach (2011)

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Former Kansas State assistant coach Josh Reynolds returns to Manhattan for the 2011season after a successful two-year stint at Evansville.

Reynolds was a volunteer assistant coach at K-State during the 2005 and 2006 seasonsand, after spending one year as the pitching coach at Northeast Texas Community Col-lege in 2007, he returned to the Wildcat program as a graduate manager during the2008 season.

Reynolds made a significant impact on the UE program as the pitching coach in 2009and 2010, producing four All-Missouri Valley Conference pitchers during his stint, thesecond-highest total among league schools over the two-year period. Relief pitchersTom Heithoff (2009, 2010), Corey Davisson (2010) and J.R. Carbonell (2009) earnedAll-MVC pitching honors for UE, while Davisson tied Evansville’s single-season recordsfor both appearances (33) and winning percentage (9-1, .900) in 2010 under Reynolds’tutelage. Heithoff also emerged as one of the top closers in school history underReynolds as he totaled 18 saves in his two years to rank second all-time in Evansvillehistory.

The Purple Aces staff also dropped its team ERA by over a full point during Reynolds’two years, while UE improved nearly 150 spots in the national rankings in hits allowedunder his watch.

Reynolds excelled on the mound as a player at Division II power University of CentralMissouri (formerly Central Missouri State) from 1998 through 2000. He was a two-time MIAA and All-America pitcher for the Mules, while setting a school record with32 career victories in just three years. Reynolds was selected in the third round of the2000 Major League Baseball draft by the New York Mets after his junior year, but notbefore ranking among Central Missouri’s career leaders in victories, innings pitched(248.0) and strikeouts (193). Reynolds, who still ranks among the Mules’ top five in allthree categories, was inducted into the school’s athletics Hall of Fame in 2007.

Following college, Reynolds pitched professionally for parts of five seasons in the NewYork Mets, San Diego Padres, and Boston Red Sox organizations. He posted a careerrecord of 21-15 with a 4.14 ERA as both a starter and a reliever, while tallying nearlya three-to-one strikeout-to-walk ratio (211 strikeouts to 72 walks) as a professional.

Reynolds earned his bachelor’s degree in social sciences from Kansas State in 2006.He and his wife, Ashleigh, were married in 2008.

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VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH

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Full NameSean M. McCannBirthdateAugust 17, 1971, in Indianapolis, Ind.EducationUniversity of St. Francis (Ft. Wayne, Ind.), B.S. in Political Science and Education, 1993Central Missouri State University, M.S. in Political Science and Education, 1996Playing ExperienceLettered two seasons at St. Francis College (1990-92)Coaching ExperienceOle Miss, Volunteer Assistant Coach (1994)Central Missouri State, Assistant Coach (1995-97)Northwestern State, Assistant Coach (1998-2000)Bossier Parish CC, Head Coach (2002)Missouri, Assistant Coach (2003)Kansas State, Pitching Coach/Recruiting Coordinator (2004-2010)Kansas State, Volunteer Assistant Coach (2011)

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Sean McCann is in his eighth season at Kansas State and his first as the volunteer as-sistant coach. During his first seven seasons in Manhattan, McCann was the pitchingcoach and recruiting coordinator, transforming the Wildcat pitching staff into one ofthe best in the Big 12 Conference and school history.

Heading into his 17th season as a collegiate coach, McCann brings a wealth of knowl-edge and experience to the Kansas State pitching staff and has sent numerous playersto the professional ranks as 28 former pitchers have gone on to sign pro contracts, in-cluding Major Leaguers Carlos Torres (Chicago AL) and Justin James (Oakland).

During his time at K-State, 10 pitchers have been taken in the MLB Draft, includingtwo starters off the 2009 squad and current Wildcat Kyle Hunter. Five earned All-Big12 accolades, and three others have earned All-America status, most recently A.J. Mor-ris, who was a Consensus First Team All-American in 2009.

The Kansas State pitching corps flourished under the tutelage of McCann, and one hasto look no further than the numbers the K-State hurlers have put up the past six sea-sons. The squad has posted the school’s top five team ERAs in five of the last six years,including a 4.52 team ERA in 2009, which ranked third in school history.

Many individual records have been set by McCann’s pitchers, including career and sea-son records for wins, saves, innings pitched, relief appearances, pitching decisions andgame appearances, as well as the season records for strikeouts and games started.

McCann put an emphasis on not allowing any free passes to opponents as five of hislast six staffs ranked in the top five in school history in walks allowed per nine innings,including the 2010 squad that tied for third. The 2010 staff also ranked fourth in strike-outs at 403, including 109 combined strikeouts from Evan Marshall and Kyle Hunterwho earned Second Team and Honorable Mention All-Big 12 accolades, respectively.

In 2009, K-State’s team ERA of 4.52 under was fourth in the Big 12, which marked thebest ranking since the inception of the Big 12. The 2006 squad finished the seasonfifth, but, since 1997, only two squads finished higher than seventh in ERA. K-Statealso ranked first in the conference in fewest number of walks in 2009, tied for first incomplete games, third in runs allowed and fourth in earned runs allowed. McCann’shurlers were also 14th in the country in walks allowed per nine innings.

In addition to ranking third in school history in ERA, the 2009 staff also broke theschool record for strikeouts and sits in the top-10 in fewest walks per game (2nd), low-est opponent average (t5th) and fewest hits allowed per game (t6th).

Much of the pitching staff’s success fell on A.J. Morris who, under McCann’s tutelage,produced the best single-season output by any pitcher in school history. Morris, a Con-sensus All-American and the first Big 12 Pitcher of the Year in school history, set thesingle-season school record in four categories, including victories, innings pitched,strikeouts and pitching decisions. His 14 victories were tied for the third most in Big

12 history, while he also recorded the lowest ERA by a Wildcat in 33 years at 2.09.

Morris was also a finalist for the College Baseball Foundation Pitcher of the Year andGolden Spikes Awards under McCann’s watch. He also tied for first in the Big 12 incomplete games, finished second in innings pitched, third in games started, and fifthin strikeouts and opponent batting average. And, on a national level, McCann directedMorris to the second-most victories and the sixth-lowest ERA in the NCAA.

With Brad Hutt and Daniel Edwards leading the staff, the 2008 staff held a team ERAof 5.12, which was fourth in school history at the time. The squad also was third inwalks per game and tied for the 10th fewest hits per game. He coached Hutt and Ed-wards to All-Big 12 honors, while each left K-State holding numerous school records.Hutt is tops on the career list for innings pitched, pitching decisions and tied for firstin wins. Edwards holds the career record for saves, appearances and relief appearances,as well as the season saves record in 2008.

In 2007, K-State pitchers registered a 4.68 ERA – good for third in school history atthe time – while they also recorded its second-lowest opponent average, and gave upthe second fewest hits per game in school history. Edwards tied the school record forsaves and was named a third-team All-American and also earned ABCA All-Regionhonors. Hutt tied the school record for wins in a season, including a victory over Ne-braska in the Big 12 Championship. For his efforts, Hutt was named to the all-tourna-ment team, and was an honorable mention All-Big 12 pick.

McCann spearheaded the 2005 staff that garnered the then-lowest team ERA (4.22)since the move to aluminum bats in 1976. Also, the Cats boasted two seven-gamewinners in Chase Mitchell and Adam Cowart for the first time since 1985.

In his first season at K-State, McCann led a pitching staff that tallied the lowest ERAfor a team in over 15 years. K-State also had two pitchers drafted in the MLB Draft.

McCann spent the 2003 season as the pitching coach at Missouri, guiding the Tigerstaff that led the Big 12 in walks, ranked third in hits allowed, fifth in strikeouts andopponent average, and sixth in ERA. In his brief stint, McCann’s pitchers shaved overtwo points off the team ERA and lowered the opponent average by 44 points.

Three pitchers earned All-Big 12 honors in 2003 under McCann’s guidance, while Jamesand Derek Roper were both selected in the 2003 MLB Draft, in which James becameMU’s highest draft pick since 1988.

McCann went to Missouri after one year as the head coach at Bossier Parish CC. Priorto Bossier Parish, he spent three years as the top assistant at Northwestern State, help-ing the Demons win Southland Conference titles in 2001 and 2002. From 1998-2000,McCann guided a Demon pitching staff that recorded the nation’s fifth-best team ERAin 1998 and a Southland Conference Championship. McCann coached BrandonEmanuel, a second-round selection in 1998 that became NSU's highest draft pick ever,and Brain Lawrence, who was the 1998 SLC Pitcher of the Year.

A member of Brad Hill’s original staff at Central Missouri State from 1995-97, McCanncoached numerous Mule pitchers who signed professional contracts, including currentWildcat pitching coach Josh Reynolds, who was UCM’s highest-ever draft selectionwhen he went in the third round of the 2000 draft. He also helped CMSU win threestraight MIAA Conference titles and earn two trips to the College World Series.

McCann earned a bachelor’s degree in education from Saint Francis in Fort Wayne,Ind., in 1993. The Indiana native also earned a master’s degree in education from Cen-tral Missouri State in 1996.

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STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH

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Scott Bird was hired in August 2005 as the head strength coach for the baseball pro-gram at Kansas State and works primarily with the team at the John Allen StrengthFacility at Tointon Stadium. Bird, who has over 20 years of proven success in the fieldof Strength and Conditioning, has worked with a variety of men’s and women’s sportsat some of the country’s highest ranked universities. Bird has coached 35 All-Americans,six conference players of the year - including Stacey Dales of Oklahoma Women’s Bas-ketball, and K-State A.J. Morris in 2009 and Nick Martini in 2010 - and has had 45players go on to play professional baseball, including eight that have reached the MajorLeagues.

In 2010, Bird received his profession’s highest honor by being named Master Strengthand Conditioning Coach by the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches associ-ation (CSCCa).

Prior to his time in Manhattan, Bird spent the previous four seasons as an AssistantDirector of Strength and Conditioning at the University of Missouri. Bird’s responsibil-ities at Missouri included assisting with the player development program for football

as well as being responsible for the development of Tiger baseball and Lady Tiger gym-nastics. Bird was also the Director of the Mizzou Performance Club.

Prior to Missouri, Bird spent four years at the University of Oklahoma, working withthe Sooner football program, including the 2000 Big 12 and National Championshipteam. Bird also directed the program for the nationally-ranked women’s basketballteam that won two Big 12 Championships and made two Sweet Sixteen appearances.In addition to football and women’s basketball, Bird worked with the OU baseballsquad.

Bird attended Oklahoma and was a member of the school’s 1985 national champi-onship football team under coach Barry Switzer. He returned to Oklahoma four yearslater as a graduate assistant (1989-92) before serving a one-year stint at Texas Tech(1992-93).

The McLoud, Okla. native, then spent three years (1994-97) on the strength staff forThe Ohio State University strength staff where he was in charge of 10 sports, includingthe Buckeyes’ women’s volleyball team that won the 1994 Big 10 Championship andadvanced to the 1994 NCAA Final Four and the 1995 and 1996 regional finals. He alsoassisted with the OSU football program, which was co-Big 10 champions in 1996.

Following the 1985 season at Oklahoma, Bird transferred to Northeastern State Uni-versity, where his football team won the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Conference in 1987.He earned a bachelor’s degree in health and physical education with a double minorin education and journalism from NSU in 1987. Bird is a Certified Strength and Condi-tioning Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Assoc. as well asthe Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association.

Full NameScott BirdBirthdateJuly 1, 1965, in Oklahoma City, Okla.EducationNortheastern (Okla.) State, B.A. in Health and Physical Education, 1987Playing ExperiencePlayed two seasons of football at Oklahoma (1984-85)Played two seasons of football at Northeastern (Okla.) State (1986-87)Professional ExperienceOklahoma, Graduate Assistant (1989-92)Texas Tech, Graduate Strength and Conditioning Coach (1992-93)The Ohio State University, Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach (1994-97)Oklahoma, Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach (1997-2001)Missouri, Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach (2001-2005)Kansas State, Strength and Conditioning Coach (2005-Present)

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A four-year catcher for Kansas State from 2005-08, RobVaughn returns to Manhattan as a student assistantcoach. In his capacity, Vaughn will assist coaching the hit-ters while coaching first base and performing other dutiesassigned by the coaching staff.

Vaughn returned to K-State to work towards his bache-lor's degree after spending two seasons in the ChicagoWhite Sox organization. In 2009, Vaughn hit .228 withtwo doubles, five home runs and 13 RBI in 29 games be-tween Bristol (Rookie) and Kannapolis (Low A). He fol-lowed that up by hitting .277 with five RBI in 19 gameswith Great Falls (Rookie).

A product of Humble, Texas, Vaughn held a career .263batting average at K-State, including a career-best .281mark in 2009. He hit a career best five home runs in 2009and tallied 25 RBI. Vaughn was regarded as one of thebest defensive catcher in the Big 12 as he was one of theonly catchers in the league to call his own game. Hehelped former high school teammate A.J. Morris earn Big12 Pitcher of the Year honors and become the first con-sensus All-American in school history.

Vaughn married the former Kayleigh Strickler on October23, 2010.

A 2005 Kansas State graduate, Justin Tadtman is in hisfourth season as the Director of Baseball Operations. Inhis role, Tadtman is responsible for all areas of operationsfor the program, including all recruiting, travel and budg-etary issues. He is also in charge of the maintenance ofall equipment, uniforms and practice gear, as well as theWildcats' home, Tointon Family Stadium.

Prior to his appointment with K-State baseball, Tadtmanworked five years in athletic operations, serving as a grad-uate assistant and event manager. Tadtman collaboratedwith athletic staff members in preparation for events atKansas State. Before he started in K-State athletics, Tadt-man was the assistant pro shop manager at Stagg HillGolf Course in Manhattan. While at Stagg Hill, he assistedin the daily operations of the pro shop and co-managedover 20 golf tournaments per year at the course.

Born in Wichita, Kan., but raised in Manhattan, Tadtmanearned his bachelor's degree in social sciences with anemphasis in economics from Kansas State in 2005. Tadt-man and his wife, Katie, reside in Manhattan and haveone son, Colten (4) and one daughter, Aubrey (3).

Kansas State's career leader in wins and innings pitchedBrad Hutt returns to Manhattan as the graduate managerfor the 2011 season. In his capacity, Hutt is responsiblefor the team's equipment and video operations, while as-sisting with other daily functions.

Hutt, who earned his bachelor's degree in athletic trainingfrom Kansas State in 2008, was an intern athletic trainerat Abilene Christian in Abilene, Texas, working with thebaseball and football teams.

A right-handed pitcher from Papillion, Neb., Hutt was oneof the most complete pitchers in K-State history. Heearned 25 career victories to tie for first in school history,while his 326.1 innings pitched are 36 frames more thansecond place on the list. He was an honorable mentionAll-Big 12 selection in 2007 and 2008 in addition toearned All-Big 12 Championship team honors in 2008.Hutt, who earned three Big 12 Pitcher of the Week honorsin his career, was a four-year member of the Big 12 Com-missioner's Honor Roll and earned three First Team Aca-demic All-Big 12 accolades.

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GRADUATE MANAGER

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Craig Tweedy is in his second season as the primary ath-letic trainer for baseball Kansas State after being hired inJanuary 2010.

Prior to coming to Manhattan, Tweedy worked at PimaCommunity College in Tucson, Ariz., as he was the primarycare provider for numerous sports.

Tweedy earned his master’s degree in Teaching andTeacher Education from the University of Arizona in May2009. While at U of A, Tweedy was a Graduate AssistantAthletic Trainer and was the primary care provider for theArizona baseball program and assisted with Wildcat foot-ball, as well as 16 other sports.

During the 2006-07 athletic year, Tweedy worked as anIntern in Athletic Training at the University of Coloradowhere he was the primary care provider for the women’stennis team, while assisting with football.

A native of Redding, Calif., Tweedy earned his bachelor’sdegree in Kinesiology-Athletic Training from Fresno Statein May 2005, working as a Student Athletic Trainer.

Jamie Hamor is in her third year as an academic counselorfor Kansas State Student Services. She is the primary ac-ademic counselor for the baseball, tennis, equestrian, andmen’s and women’s golf teams. Hamor assists with coor-dinating support services, continuing eligibility and aca-demic degree progress.

Hamor received both her bachelor and master’s degreesfrom K-State, earning her MS in Counseling and StudentDevelopment in 2008. Prior to becoming an academiccounselor, Hamor was a graduate assistant with KansasState Career and Employment Services where she advisedstudents on resume writing, interviewing and jobsearches.

Hamor is a native of Coldwater, Kan. She has four siblings,all of whom graduated from K-State.

Now in his 26th season in athletics administration, CaseyScott has been a member of the K-State staff since Janu-ary 2002.

A 1977 graduate of Kansas State from Wichita, Kan., Scottdirects the Athletics Operations unit overseeing the de-partment’s game management and special event opera-tions. He also supervises the athletics communications,sports medicine and strength and conditioning staffs,while he serves as the administrator for the sports ofbaseball, men’s basketball, and men’s and women’s golf.

Since joining the staff, Scott has helped successfully directtwo NCAA women’s basketball tournaments, three NCAAvolleyball tournaments, two National Invitation Tourna-ments, the pre- and post-season WNIT, the Big 12 Confer-ence outdoor track and field championships, cross countrychampionships and men’s golf championship. He hasbeen instrumental in the negotiation and staging of whathas become an annual men’s basketball game in theSprint Center in Kansas City, and led K-State’s operationseffort for the Iowa State-Kansas State football game inArrowhead Stadium in 2009 and 2010.

Prior to his appointment at Kansas State, Scott served asAssociate Athletics Director for External Operations atColorado State University, where he oversaw the Rams’marketing, development, ticketing and special-event op-erations.

After serving for eight years as a staff writer in news andsports at The Wichita Eagle-Beacon, Scott began his ad-ministration career in 1985 as Sports Information Directorat Wichita State University. During his more than 12 yearson the Shocker staff, he served in roles as Assistant Ath-letics Director for External Operations, Facilities andEvents, and Associate Athletics Director until leaving forColorado State in 1998.

Scott earned a B.S. in journalism and mass communicationfrom Kansas State in 1977. He and his wife, Christy, havea son, Brett, and a daughter, Shannon.

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arpqv=ebppUNDERGRADUATE MANAGERFIRST SEASONDusty Hess is in his first season as an undergraduate manager forthe Kansas State baseball program.

In his capacity, Hess assists with the team’s video operations, theset-up and breakdown of practice and the care and maintenanceof equipment.

The son of Manhattan High School Head Baseball Coach DonHess, Dusty Hess played for the Indians before attending Fort ScottCommunity College.

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UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT

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Chosen in February 2009 by the Kansas Board of Regents as the 13th president ofKansas State University, Kirk H. Schulz immediately set to work getting to know peopleand programs around the university. An avid communicator, he began writing letters to the campus community soonafter he was selected as president. He also blogs, tweets and makes himself availableto news media on a regular basis. He has been meeting with faculty, staff and studentson a regular basis as well. This fall, he plans to bring the campus community togetherto develop a vision of what K-State will look like in 2025. Schulz is a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Be-fore coming to K-State, he served as vice president for research and economic devel-opment at Mississippi State University. Schulz began his career in 1991 as an assistant professor of chemical engineeringat the University of North Dakota, Grand Forks. He moved in 1995 to Michigan Techas an assistant professor of chemical engineering. He was promoted to associate pro-fessor in 1998 and was named chair of the department of chemical engineering atMichigan Tech the same year.

In 2001, he moved to Mississippi State University to become director of the DaveC. Swalm School of Chemical Engineering and holder of the Earnest W. DeavenportJr. endowed chair. In 2005, he was selected as dean of the James Worth Bagley Collegeof Engineering and the inaugural holder of the Earnest W. and Mary Ann DeavenportJr. endowed chair. In 2007, he was named interim vice president for research and eco-nomic development and was named to the permanent position later that year. Schulz was born in Portsmouth, Va., in 1963 and grew up in Norfolk,Va., where heattended Norfolk Christian High School. He attended Old Dominion University forthree years and transferred to Virginia Tech in 1984. He graduated with B.S. and Ph.D.degrees in chemical engineering in 1986 and 1991, respectively. He completed hisdoctoral work in metal oxide surface chemistry under the direction of Dr. David Cox. He is a member of ABET, the recognized accreditor for college and university pro-grams in applied science, computing, engineering and technology. He is also a memberof its Engineering Accreditation Commission. Schulz is an active member of the Amer-ican Institute of Chemical Engineers, and also the American Society for EngineeringEducation. In recognition of his work in chemical engineering, he was named a Fellowof the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 2007 and a Fellow ofthe American Society for Engineering Education in 2008. Schulz is married to Dr. Noel Nunnally Schulz, Paslay professor of electrical andcomputer engineering at K-State. They have two sons, Tim, a freshman at MississippiState University, and Andrew, a freshman at Manhattan High School. Kirk Schulz’sparents are Carl and Judy Schulz, Norfolk, Va.

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PAT BOSCOVP of Student Life

and Dean of Students

AMY BUTTON RENZPresident/CEO of theAlumni Association

FRED CHOLICKPresident/CEO ofKSU Foundation

JOHN CURRIEDirector ofAthletics

JACKIE HARTMANDir. of Community

Relations/Assist. to Pres.

APRIL MASONProvost and Senior

Vice President

BRUCE SHUBERTVP for Administration

and Finance

R.W. TREWYNVice Presidentfor Research

JEFFREY MORRISVP for Communications

and Marketing

SUE PETERSONDirector of

Governmental Relations

The Schulz Family

The President’s Advisory Committee meets quarterly and provides advice andrecommendations on matters such as: fiscal integrity, long-range planning, com-pliance, equity, academic integrity and student welfare.

•Athletics RepresentativesJohn Currie

Director of AthleticsJill Shields

Associate AD/SWA

•Faculty RepresentativesBetsy Cauble

Sociology, Anthropology, Social WorkMelody LeHew

Apparel, Textiles & Interior DesignPhillip Marzluf

Department of EnglishBe Stoney

Secondary Education

•Alumni MembersBarbara Bachman

Centralia, Kan.Earl McVicker

Hutchinson, Kan.

•Student MembersAriel Anib

Olathe, Kan.Allegra Gigstad

Nortonville, Kan.

•Alumni Board RepresentativeRoger McClellan

Wichita, Kan.

•Foundation RepresentativeKevin Lockett

Kansas City, Mo.

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DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

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There is no question John Currie has hit the ground running in his first 18 monthsas Kansas State's Director of Athletics. Even as he was being introduced as K-State's15th Athletics Director on May 18, 2009, Currie was already implementing a new com-munications plan to restore the trust of all Wildcat fans and consistently emphasizingthe importance of transparency and accountability as the foundation for K-State achiev-ing its vision of a model intercollegiate athletics program.

Over his first 12 months that plan included over 200 speaking appearances through-out the state and with K-State groups across the nation. Regular online letters andchats, K-State's first-ever Fan Forum conference call, which saw more than 3,000 fansparticipate, and more than 100 media interviews and talk show appearances furtherhelped Currie connect with the Wildcat faithful.

Currie arrived in Manhattan on June 8, 2009, to officially begin his duties. Just amonth later Currie and his staff launched the “K-State Pledge,” a series of financialaccountability measures and core values serving as the base of K-State's vision of hav-ing a model intercollegiate athletics program. Among those values are five goals: aworld-class student-athlete experience; value to the University, city and state; integrityand transparency in matters of ethics, finance and NCAA compliance; championship-level athletic performances; and the best fan experience in the Big 12.

In an effort to create the best fan experience possible, Currie's staff created newticket initiatives for football that led to the largest home-opening crowd in Bill SnyderFamily Stadium history on September 5, 2009 (50,750). The Wildcats also set new seasontotal and average attendance records in baseball in 2010, sold a record number of sea-son tickets for volleyball and had the largest average attendance increase in the nationthis past season in men's basketball. The 2010 football season then saw four selloutcrowds fill Bill Snyder Family Stadium, the most since 1999, and K-State fans wouldhelp the Wildcats set a new total attendance record for a six-game home schedule.

Providing K-State student-athletes a world-class experience is also a priority as Cur-rie's staff initiated new events such as the Powercat Choice Awards to showcase K-State's student-athletes and a special graduation reception and ring ceremony to honortheir dedication and hard work on the field and in the classroom. Kansas State's stu-dent-athletes currently lead the Big 12 in all-sports graduation rate, including the high-est football, men's golf, women's golf, men's track and field and baseball rates in theconference. In fact, K-State has claimed the No. 1 graduation rate among all student-athletes in each of the last four seasons.

To help encourage support for the student-athlete experience and championshippursuits, K-State's fundraising efforts were completely overhauled with a new emphasison personal interaction and communication for Ahearn Fund donors of all levels. K-State supporters responded by increasing total annual fund cash gifts in Currie's firstyear by over 50% versus the previous year to an all-time high of $14.47 million. Rev-enue growth, along with new measures promoting efficiency and cost containment,also enabled Currie and his staff to restore fiscal integrity and accountability to the

department, which included inheriting a budget projecting a loss of $2 million andturning it into a cash surplus of $5 million in just the first year.

Currie worked to establish relationships and communication across campus throughsteps such as personally visiting with K-State deans in their respective offices. He servesas a member of President Kirk Schulz's cabinet and has made presentations and heldquestion and answer sessions with many campus organizations. Student leaders havealready recognized Currie's commitment to campus by inducting him into the Orderof Omega honor society.

Understanding the importance of coaching continuity in building successful pro-grams, after arriving in Manhattan Currie immediately signed 2009 Big 12 BaseballCoach of the Year Brad Hill to a contract extension, completed a five-year contract forlegendary returning football coach Bill Snyder and inked head women's basketballcoach Deb Patterson and track and field coach Cliff Rovelto to contract extensions. OnMarch 6, 2010, Currie honored the dramatic academic and athletic progress of themen's basketball program by announcing a new five-year contract for 2010 Big 12Men's Basketball Coach of the Year Frank Martin.

Currently a member of the NCAA Division I Administrative Cabinet, Currie alsoserves the Big 12 as a member of the Game Management/Officiating Sub-committee.President Schulz and Currie's involvement to help secure the future of the Big 12 Con-ference and Kansas State's position as a long-term league member was pivotal notonly for Wildcat student-athletes and their college experience but also for the historyof the University.

Currie began his duties at K-State after 10 years at the University of Tennessee, mostrecently serving as Executive Associate Athletics Director. Currie was responsible forthe direct management of units that annually produced $84 million in revenue andgifts, including the department's fundraising, marketing, ticketing, media relations,public relations, internet and broadcasting offices.

Currie joined the UT staff in 1997 as Executive Director of the Volunteer AthleticScholarship Fund. Following a two-year stint as Assistant Athletics Director at WakeForest, Currie returned to Knoxville in 2000 as Assistant Athletics Director for Develop-ment, while he was promoted to Associate Athletics Director for Development in 2002.

He served as President of the SEC development officers group for 2004-05, chairedthe 2007 CASE national athletic development conference and was a member of theSEC ticket policy committee. The Knoxville News Sentinel recognized Currie in Decem-ber 2008 by naming him to its prestigious “Top 40 Leaders Under 40” list.

He began his career at Wake Forest in 1993 as a Deacon Club intern before beingnamed Assistant Director in 1994, a position he held until 1997. Currie earned his mas-ter's in sports management from Tennessee in 2003 and is a 1993 Wake Forest grad-uate. He and his wife Mary Lawrence have three children, Jack, Virginia and Mary-Dell.

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STEVE BIETAUWomen’s Tennis | 27th year

SUZIE FRITZVolleyball | 10th year

BRAD HILLBaseball | 8th year

KRISTI KNIGHTWomen’s Golf | 16th year

CASIE LISABETHEquestrian | 4th year

FRANK MARTINMen’s Basketball | 4th year

TIM NORRISMen’s Golf | 14th year

DEB PATTERSONWomen’s Basketball | 16th year

CLIFF ROVELTOTrack and Field | 23rd year

MICHAEL SMITHCross Country | 6th year

BILL SNYDERFootball | 19th year

PATRICK SWEENEYRowing | 8th year

OMNM=h^kp^p=pq^qb=vbô=fk=obsfbt Overall Big 12 Big 12 Big 12 NCAATeam W-L W-L Finish Postseason PostseasonBaseball 37-22 14-12 3rd Pool 2 (1-2) NCAA Regional [1-2][M] Basketball 29-8 11-5 2nd Finals NCAA Elite Eight[W] Basketball 14-18 5-11 9th Quarterfinals --[M] Cross Country -- -- -- 12th Midwest Regional [22nd][W] Cross Country -- -- -- 6th NCAA Championship [25th][W] Equestrian 5-7 -- -- 4th Varsity ChampionshipsFootball 7-5 3-5 t-3rd (N) -- Pinstripe Bowl (L, 34-36)[M] Golf -- -- -- 5th --[W] Golf -- -- -- 10th --[M] Indoor Track -- -- -- 8th --[W] Indoor Track -- -- -- 8th --[M] Outdoor Track -- -- -- 10th NCAA Championships [t37th][W] Outdoor Track -- -- -- 9th NCAA Championships [n/a][W] Rowing -- -- -- 4th Central Regional [10th][W] Tennis 7-13 4-7 8th First Round --[W] Volleyball 12-19 6-14 9th -- --

All-Americans (6):Denis Clemente (Men’s Basketball), Jeffrey Julmis (Outdoor 110h), Erik Kynard, Jr. (Indoor and Out-door High Jump), Nick Martini (Baseball), Jacob Pullen (Men’s Basketball), Beverly Ramos (Indoor5,000m, Outdoor 5,000m).

Academic All-Americans (3):JuliAnne Chisholm (2nd team - Volleyball), Jack Sachse (3rd team - Men’s Cross County/Track andField), Ashley Sweat (3rd team - Women’s Basketball).

All-Big 12 Selections (19):8 - Football, 6 - Baseball, 2 - Men’s Basketball, 1 - Women’s Basketball, 1 - Cross Country, 1 - Volleyball.

Academic All-Big 12 Selections (73):21 - Track and Field, 14 - Football, 11 - Cross Country, 7 - Baseball, 5 - Volleyball, 4 - Women’s Basket-ball, 4 - Men’s Golf, 3 - Women’s Tennis, 2 - Men’s Basketball, 2 - Women’s Golf.

Big 12 Speciality Awards (3):Frank Martin - Men’s Basketball Coach of the Year, Jamar Samuels - Sixth Man Award, Nick Martini -Co-Player of the Year. Head coach Frank Martin was named the 2010 Big 12 Coach

of the Year as he led the Cats to the Elite Eight.

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OMjamesîibkîibkST. CHARLES, MO. (FRANCIS HOWELL HS)

îibkÛp=`ôbbo=pq^qfpqf`pYear W-L ERA SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA2009 2-1 5.50 5 24-0 0 0/0 36.0 42 23 22 12 41 7 1 3 .302 1 10 0 2 12010 5-1 2.28 9 28-0 0 0/1 47.1 31 12 12 14 42 11 1 1 .189 0 7 0 2 3TOTAL 7-2 3.67 14 52-0 0 0/1 83.1 73 35 34 26 83 18 2 4 .241 1 17 0 4 4

_fd=NO=pq^qfpqf`pYear W-L ERA SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA2009 0-1 6.48 2 10-0 0 0/0 16.2 21 12 12 8 18 4 0 2 .323 1 7 0 1 12010 3-0 2.54 4 15-0 0 0/0 28.1 15 8 8 10 20 6 1 0 .156 0 6 0 1 1TOTAL 3-1 4.00 6 25-0 0 0/0 45.0 36 20 20 18 28 10 1 2 .225 1 13 0 2 2

came in the 2010 NCAA Fayetteville Regional when he tossed two scoreless inningswith three strikeouts against Grambling State... Earned Second Team Academic All-Big 12 honors.

FRESHMAN (2009)Saw action in 24 games in his first season in a Wildcat uniform, tying for 10th inschool history for single-season relief appearances... Recorded a team-best fivesaves, which tied for seventh in the Big 12 and set a K-State freshman record...Earned Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American honors from Collegiate Baseball...Went 2-1 with a 5.50 ERA, allowing 22 earned runs in 36.0 innings... Tallied a 41-to-12 strikeout to walk ratio... Retired 15-of-24 (.625) first batters faced... Pitched2.2 scoreless innings, allowing two hits with a season-high five strikeouts, to earna victory against Kansas in the Big 12 Championship... Also tallied four strikeoutsin a season-long 3.2-inning outing at No. 8 Baylor... Recorded his second save ofthe season against No. 4 Arizona State... Picked up his fifth save in a one-inningouting at Nebraska.

FRANCIS HOWELL HIGH SCHOOLLettered three years for the Vikings under head coach Tony Perkins... Named all-metro, all-conference and all-state as a junior and senior... Tallied a 4-0 record in2008, while hitting .448 with eight doubles, five home runs and 34 RBI... Led teamto conference and district championships as a senior, while his team finished secondin the state... Also led the Vikings to a conference championship as a junior, hitting.430 with five doubles, one home run and 19 RBI.

PERSONALJames Matthew Allen was born November 20, 1989, in St. Louis, Mo... Son of Jimand Mary Allen... Has one sister, Julie... Involved in Fellowship of Christian Athletes...Majoring in business administration.

One of the Big 12’s top closers from a year ago... A 2011 Preseason All-Americanwho will be called upon to finish the game again as a junior... Enters the seasonthird in school history with 14 career saves and fourth in career relief appearanceswith 52.

SOPHOMORE (2010)Was one of the top closers in the Big 12 as he recorded nine saves, including fourin conference play... An All-Big 12 selection by the Waco Tribune, while he was onthe initial NCBWA Stopper of the Year watch list... His nine saves were the fourth-most in a single season in school history... Ranked sixth in the league in overallsaves and third in conference-only saves... Also held a 2.54 ERA against league op-ponents, which was fifth in the Big 12, while he held conference teams to a Big 12-low .156 batting average... His overall opponent batting average of .189 wouldhave led the Big 12 if he had pitched the minimum amount of innings... Saw actionin 28 games to tie for fourth in school history... Retired 24 of 28 first-batters faced(85.7-percent)... Ended the season with a 5-1 record, with wins over Texas A&M(5/21) and a 5.1-inning win in relief at Texas Tech (4/3) in which he allowed one runon three hits with five strikeouts... Earned saves on consecutive days against Baylor(4/16-17) and also earned a save in K-State’s win over No. 1 Texas, the first homevictory against a No. 1 team in school history on May 7... Final save of the season

`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateInnings Pitched 5.1 at Texas Tech 4/3/10Hits 6 two times (at Rice) 6/1/09Runs 5 at Rice 6/1/09Earned Runs 5 at Rice 6/1/09Walks 3 three times (at Missouri) 4/25/10Strikeouts 5 two times (at Texas Tech) 4/3/10

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matt^mmibd^qb^mmibd^qbWICHITA, KAN. (WICHITA NORTH HS)

6-0 183 R/R Jr.-2LRHP

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^mmibd^qbÛp=`ôbbo=pq^qfpqf`pYear W-L ERA SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA2009 2-2 4.88 1 24-0 0 0/0 27.2 33 15 15 14 19 4 1 4 .306 5 5 0 3 32010 1-1 9.58 0 18-1 0 0/0 31.0 46 34 33 13 27 8 3 5 .336 0 5 0 0 2TOTAL 3-3 7.36 1 42-1 0 0/0 58.2 79 49 48 27 46 2 4 9 .322 5 10 0 3 5


strikeout in 1.1 innings... Helped the Wildcats pick up their first-ever NCAA Regionalvictory when he threw one scoreless inning against Xavier.

NORTH HIGH SCHOOLLettered four years for the Redskins under head coach Kyle Sanders... Two-time First-Team Kansas Association of Baseball Coaches (KABC) selection... Also named to theKABC All-Star team as a senior... Earned first-team all-league, all-metro and all-statehonors in 2008... Produced an 8-2 record with a 1.86 ERA and 87 strikeouts as asenior... Was 6-2 with a 1.76 ERA and 63 strikeouts as a junior... Earned first teamall-league honors as an outfielder in 2006... Also lettered three times in bowlingand once in cross country.

PERSONALMatthew Glenn Applegate was born December 7, 1989, in Wichita, Kan... Son ofGary and Kathy Applegate... Has three siblings, Kenneth, Brittany and Elizabeth...Was a member of the National Honors Society in high school.

A tough-minded pitcher who will be used out of the bullpen or could challenge fora starting spot... Could be used as a midweek starter.

SOPHOMORE (2010)Saw time in 18 games, including his first career start, while he collected a 1-1record... Recorded scoreless outings against Texas A&M (5/22), Chicago State (4/28)and Wichita State... His scoreless outing against Chicago State helped the Wildcatsrecord the first combined three-hitter since 2007... Earned a win against the Shock-ers on March 30 as he allowed just one hit in 2.2 innings with two walks and twostrikeouts... Started his first career game against Minnesota on May 5, tallying a ca-reer best five strikeouts... Also appeared as a pinch runner on five occasions.

FRESHMAN (2009)Saw action in 24 games in his first season in a Wildcat uniform, tying for 10th inschool history for single-season relief appearances... Earned a 2-2 record and onesave... Tallied a 4.88 ERA after allowing 15 earned runs on 33 hits with 14 walksand 19 strikeouts in 27.2 innings of work... Picked up the save in an extra-inninggame at No. 26 San Diego State, throwing one scoreless inning... Tallied his first winin a 1.2-inning relief outing against UTSA... Came on to pick up his second win ofthe season in an extra-inning game at No. 2 Texas, allowing just two hits with one

`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateInnings Pitched 4.0 vs. Kansas 5/15/10Hits 7 vs. Minnesota 5/5/10Runs 5 at Oklahoma 5/29/10Earned Runs 5 at Oklahoma 5/29/10Walks 3 at Kansas 5/17/09Strikeouts 5 vs. Minnesota 5/5/10


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kayvon_êo^jwâbe_êo^jwâbeTUCSON, ARIZ. (CATALINA FOOTHILLS HS)

6-1 195 R/R Jr.-2LRHP

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_êo^jwâbeÛp=`ôbbo=pq^qfpqf`pYear W-L ERA SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA2009 2-1 4.58 0 11-6 1 0/0 35.1 37 20 18 8 35 5 0 5 .270 3 1 0 1 42010 2-3 7.45 0 14-11 0 0/0 48.1 62 43 40 20 40 12 3 11 .305 4 3 0 0 4TOTAL 4-4 6.24 0 25-17 1 0/0 83.2 99 63 58 28 75 17 3 16 .291 7 4 0 1 8


plete game for his first collegiate win against Niagara, allowing one earned run onfive hits with no walks and five strikeouts... Followed that with another victoryagainst Butler, tossing seven innings and allowing two earned runs on five hits witha season-high seven strikeouts... Would have recorded the win against Wichita Stateas he allowed one earned run on four hits with six strikeouts, but left the game after4.2 innings due to injury... Came back after a month off to toss 0.2 scoreless inningsat Kansas.

CATALINA FOOTHILLS HIGH SCHOOLLettered and started four seasons for the Falcons, the last under head coach LanceRobertson... Was a four-time all-region and all-southern Arizona selection... Set theschool’s single-season record for lowest ERA at 1.06 as a freshman and holds thecareer strikeout record... Went 6-2 with a 1.03 ERA and 85 strikeouts as a senior,leading his team to a league championship... Earned a 7-2 record in 2007 and struckout 85 batters in 55 innings (1.5 per inning) as he was named 2007 First Team All-Southern Arizona by the Tucson Citizen... Was drafted in the 47th round of the 2008Major League Baseball Amateur Draft by the Milwaukee Brewers.

PERSONALKayvon Bahramzadeh was born January 22, 1990, in Tucson, Ariz... Son of Moham-mad and Margaret Bahramzadeh... Majoring in business administration.

A regular weekend starter towards the end of his sophomore campaign... Will battlefor a weekend spot in 2011 following a great fall.

SOPHOMORE (2010)Saw time in 14 games, including 11 starts... Started the final two Friday games ofthe season against Kansas, Texas A&M, while he also earned a Big 12 start againstTexas (5/8)... Had a decent start at Kansas on May 14 when he allowed two runson four hits in four innings in a game the Wildcats went on to win... Also picked upa win in the NCAA Regional against Grambling State as he retired 12 of the last 14batters he faced and worked into the seventh inning... Tied his career high withseven strikeouts in a win against Chicago State on April 27, while he also registeredsix punch outs in a start against Creighton... Earned Second Team Academic All-Big12 honors.

FRESHMAN (2009)Earned 11 appearances in his true freshman season, including six starts... Earned a2-1 record with a 4.58 ERA, allowing 18 earned runs on 37 hits with eight walksand 35 strikeouts in 35.1 innings... Tied for seventh in the Big 12 with one completegame... Earned a quality start at San Diego State in his first collegiate start as heallowed one earned run on three hits in five innings... Came back to throw a com-

`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateInnings Pitched 9.0 vs. Niagara 3/7/09Hits 7 at Texas Tech 4/2/10Runs 7 vs. Oklahoma 3/22/09Earned Runs 7 vs. Oklahoma 3/22/09Walks 4 two times (at BYU) 4/13/10Strikeouts 7 two times (vs. Chicago State) 4/27/10

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jake_oltk_oltkRUSSELL, KAN. (RUSSELL HS)

5-11 172 L/R Jr.-2LIF

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_oltkÛp=`ôbbo=pq^qfpqf`pYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLUG SB-A SO BB HBP SF SH OB% PO A E FLD2009 .174 19-4 23 3 4 1 0 0 4 5 .217 1-2 11 5 0 0 1 .321 17 8 0 1.0002010 .248 53-41 133 28 33 2 1 1 24 40 .301 8-13 37 13 8 0 14 .351 71 120 6 .970TOTAL .237 72-45 156 31 37 3 1 1 28 45 .288 9-15 48 18 8 0 15 .346 88 128 6 .973

_fd=NO=pq^qfpqf`pYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLUG SB-A SO BB HBP SF SH OB% PO A E FLD2009 1.000 2-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1.000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 0 1 0 1.0002010 .180 23-21 61 13 11 1 1 1 6 17 .279 3-6 20 6 5 0 7 .306 32 58 1 .989TOTAL .194 25-21 62 13 12 1 1 1 6 18 .290 3-6 20 6 5 0 7 .315 32 59 1 .989

`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateAt Bats 6 vs. Western Michigan 3/2/10Hits 2 seven times (vs. Washington State) 6/4/10RBI 4 vs. Western Michigan 3/2/10Runs Scored 3 vs. Western Michigan 3/2/10Home Runs 1 at Oklahoma 5/1/10Walks 2 two times (vs. Kent State) 3/12/10Stolen Bases 1 nine times (vs. Minnesota) 5/4/10Strikeouts 2 10 times (vs. Washington State) 6/6/10

FRESHMAN (2009)Saw action in 19 games, including four starts... Hit .174 in limited work, going 4-for-23 with one double, four RBI and three runs scored... Drew five walks... Was trueon all 25 of his fielding attempts, including 17 assists... Worked two walks and tallieda season-high seven putouts against Pacific... Was 1-for-3 in a start against Nevada,driving in two runs and scoring two others... Was 1-for-2 with a RBI double and arun scored against North Dakota, while tying his season high with two fielding as-sists.

RUSSELL HIGH SCHOOLLettered all four years as a middle infielder for the Broncos, the last under headcoach Casey Garten... Led team to a pair of North Central Activities Association(NCAA) and regional championships his junior and senior season... Hit .526 with13 extra base hits and 17 RBI as a junior, while he hit .486 with 12 extra base hitsand 32 RBI as a senior... Tallied a .941 fielding percentage his final campaign... Alsopitched his senior season, compiling a 5-0 record and a 2.79 ERA... Was named theKansas Gatorade Baseball Rookie of the Year his freshman season... Also named athree-time team MVP and was selected to play on the 2007 Under Armor NationalBaseball Team... Lettered three seasons in both football and basketball.

PERSONALJake Rawlin Brown was born February 15, 1990, in Hays, Kan... Son of Jerry and Ra-mona Brown... Has one sister, Rhett... Was a member of the National Honors Societyand student council in high school, while he was also active in community service...Majoring in social science.

K-State’s everyday second baseman in 2010... Will battle for starting duties at eithershortstop or second base as a junior... Begins the year tied for eighth in school his-tory with 15 sacrifice hits.

SOPHOMORE (2010)Was K-State’s every-day second baseman after serving a backup role in 2009...Started 41 games, including 16 of the final 19 contests... Was a great situationalhitter as he laid down 14 sacrifice bunts, including two against Kansas in the Big12 Championship, to tie for 17th nationally... Concluded the year with a .237 battingaverage with two doubles, a triple, a home run and 24 RBI... Was also 8-for-13 instolen base attempts... Recorded seven two-hit games, had doubles against Ne-braska (4/10) and BYU (4/14), hit his first career triple against Oklahoma State onMarch 26 and his first career home run at Oklahoma on May 1... Set a career highwith four RBI against Western Michigan, while he drove in three runs against New-man... Started his first career game at shortstop against Oklahoma in the Big 12Championship... Was 2-for-3 with two RBI against Washington State in the openinggame of the 2010 NCAA Fayetteville Regional.


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blairaabb_loa_loaMANHATTAN, KAN. (MANHATTAN HS)

5-11 202 R/R So.-1LC

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ab_loaÛp=`ôbbo=pq^qfpqf`pYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLUG SB-A SO BB HBP SF SH OB% PO A E FLD2010 .340 51-47 156 23 53 13 0 2 22 72 .462 3-5 24 21 17 1 2 .467 5 0 0 1.000TOTAL .340 51-47 156 23 53 13 0 2 22 72 .462 3-5 24 21 17 1 2 .467 5 0 0 1.000

_fd=NO=pq^qfpqf`pYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLUG SB-A SO BB HBP SF SH OB% PO A E FLD2010 .257 22-21 70 10 18 5 0 0 6 23 .329 0-0 21 6 7 1 0 .369 0 0 0 .000TOTAL .257 22-21 70 10 18 5 0 0 6 23 .329 0-0 21 6 7 1 0 .369 0 0 0 .000

`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateAt Bats 5 six times (at Kansas) 5/14/10Hits 3 four times (vs. Kent State) 3/13/10RBI 4 vs. Chicago State 4/28/10Runs Scored 2 three times (at Oklahoma) 5/2/10Home Runs 1 two times (vs. Chicago State) 4/28/10Walks 2 two times (vs. Minnesota) 5/5/10Stolen Bases 1 three times (vs. Notre Dame) 3/6/10Strikeouts 3 two times (at Kansas) 5/14/10

MANHATTAN HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner for the Indians under head coach Don Hess... Named FirstTeam All-Centennial League and second team all-state as a junior after hitting .526with 11 doubles, one home run and 32 RBI... Earned Louisville Slugger High SchoolAll-American honorable mention honors as a senior, as well as being named Cen-tennial Co-Player of the Year and first team all-state... Hit .500 with eight doubles,two triples and seven home runs as a senior... Participated in the Kansas Associationof Baseball Coaches (KABC) All-Star Game... Also a three-year letterwinner in foot-ball, earning honorable mention all-league and first team All-Flint Hills accoladesas a senior... A four-year honors student who was a KMAN Student-Athlete of theYear nominee.

PERSONALBlair Louis DeBord was born December 9, 1990, in Manhattan, Kan... Son of Blakeand Brenda DeBord... Both parents attended K-State... Has one sibling, Brooks.

A Manhattan native who earned immediate playing time as the regular designatedhitter throughout most of the year... Will continue to push for starting duties at bothDH and could receive some starts behind the plate.

FRESHMAN (2010)A backup catcher who also started 40 games as the team’s designated hitter... Hit.340 with 13 doubles, two homers and 22 RBI... Finished six points shy of the K-State freshman batting average record... Registered a .467 on-base percentage torank seventh in the Big 12... Was hit by 17 pitches, which tied for third in schoolhistory... Registered nine infield hits... Tallied four three-hit games, including oneagainst Kent State on March 13 when he hit his first career home run and drove inthree runs... Also had a homer and tallied a season high four RBI against ChicagoState on April 28... Registered two doubles against Duquesne, while he had multi-RBI contests against St. Bonaventure and Minnesota on May 4... Went 27-for-54(.500) with six doubles, a home run and nine RBI over his first 16 starts.

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jakealiiboaliiboLAKE WAUKOMIS, MO. (ROCKHURST HS)

6-2 207 R/R So.-1LRHP

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aliiboÛp=`ôbbo=pq^qfpqf`pYear W-L ERA SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 0-1 7.13 0 16-0 0 0/0 17.2 29 16 14 7 16 7 1 5 .382 3 3 0 2 2TOTAL 0-1 7.13 0 16-0 0 0/0 17.2 29 16 14 7 16 7 1 5 .382 3 3 0 2 2

_fd=NO=pq^qfpqf`pYear W-L ERA SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 0-0 14.73 0 5-0 0 0/0 3.2 7 6 6 3 3 2 0 3 .412 1 1 0 0 0TOTAL 0-0 14.73 0 5-0 0 0/0 3.2 7 6 6 3 3 2 0 3 .412 1 1 0 0 0

PERSONALJake Fredrick Doller was born June 9, 1990... Son of Jeff and Nancy Doller... Has onesibling, Mackenzie.

A hard-throwing right-hander who will look to expand role out of the bullpen afterreceiving his first Division I experience last season.

FRESHMAN (2010)Saw time in 16 games, all as a reliever... Was 0-1 with a 7.13 ERA... Took the loss inhis first career outing against East Tennessee State, allowing four runs on six hitswith no walks and one strikeout... Was able to bounce back as he did not allow anearned run in his next four appearances, which spanned six innings... Allowed justone hit in 1.1 innings, while striking out four... Also collected two strikeouts againstSt. Bonaventure and Chicago State on April 28... Teamed with Matt Applegate, TylerSturges and Jake Doller to limit the Cougars to three hits, the first combined three-hitter since 2007.

ROCKHURST HIGH SCHOOLLettered for the Hawkletts under head coach Jim DeGraw... A second team all-stateand Kansas City Star All-Metro honorable mention selection as a senior... Partici-pated in the Missouri High School Baseball Coaches Association (MHSBCA) SeniorAll-Star Series... Also lettered two years in football.

`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateInnings Pitched 2.0 two times (vs. Kent State) 3/13/10Hits 6 vs. East Tennessee State 2/20/10Runs 4 vs. East Tennessee State 2/20/10Earned Runs 4 vs. East Tennessee State 2/20/10Walks 2 vs. Texas 5/8/10Strikeouts 4 at Stetson 3/5/10


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mattdfiibodfiiboMANHATTAN, KAN. (MANHATTAN HS)

6-1 211 R/R Jr.-2LIF/OF

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dfiiboÛp=`ôbbo=pq^qfpqf`pYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLUG SB-A SO BB HBP SF SH OB% PO A E FLD2009 .400 13-1 15 5 6 0 0 1 6 9 .600 0-0 4 1 1 0 0 .471 7 3 1 .9092010 .282 59-57 195 35 55 8 0 2 38 69 .354 6-9 53 18 11 3 8 .370 200 6 2 .990TOTAL .290 72-58 210 40 61 8 0 3 44 78 .371 6-9 57 19 12 3 8 .377 207 9 3 .986

_fd=NO=pq^qfpqf`pYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLUG SB-A SO BB HBP SF SH OB% PO A E FLD2009 .500 2-0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .500 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 .500 0 0 0 .0002010 .253 26-26 87 11 22 3 0 1 14 28 .322 0-2 26 5 4 0 5 .323 72 4 2 .974TOTAL .258 28-26 89 12 23 3 0 1 14 29 .326 0-2 26 5 4 0 5 .327 72 4 2 .974

`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateAt Bats 6 vs. Western Michigan 3/2/10Hits 3 four times (vs. Chicago State) 4/27/10RBI 4 two times (vs. Chicago State) 4/28/10Runs Scored 4 vs. Western Michigan 3/2/10Home Runs 1 three times (vs. Chicago State) 4/28/10Walks 2 three times (vs. Wichita State) 3/30/10Stolen Bases 2 vs. Chicago State 4/27/10Strikeouts 3 two times (vs. Oklahoma) 5/29/10

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2009)Played in 13 games, including one start... Went 6-for-15 (.400) in limited action,with one home run and six RBI... Registered first career hit against Butler, a RBI sin-gle... Was 2-for-2 with a pair of RBI against Northwestern, while scoring one run...Also went 2-for-2 against North Dakota with his first career home run, three RBIand two runs scored... Named to the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

FRESHMAN (2008)Redshirt season... Named to the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

MANHATTAN HIGH SCHOOLThree-year letterwinner for the Indians under head coach Don Hess... Helped teamto three regional championships and state playoff appearances... Team was staterunner-up in 2005 and 2007 and took third place in 2006... Named All-CentennialLeague and all-region his sophomore, junior and senior seasons... Ended career witha senior-season batting average of .469... Also lettered two years in basketball.

PERSONALMatthew Thomas Giller was born Dec. 16, 1988... Son of Tom and Mary Kevin Giller...Father, Tom, attended Kansas State... Has two younger siblings, Kurt and T.J... Kurtis a sophomore pitcher at Oral Roberts... Honored with the Distinguished ServiceAward by completing 100 or more hours of community service, as well as beingnamed an honor student... Career aspirations are to play professionally, coach orbecome an athletic director... Majoring in business management.

An infielder by trade who earned 44 starts in left field a year ago... Will battle forstarting duties in left field, while also backing up at first base... One of three Man-hattan natives on the roster.

SOPHOMORE (2010)Saw his most extensive action as he was one of three players on the roster to seeaction in all 59 games, including 57 starts... Hit .282 with eight doubles, two homeruns and 38 RBI... Was also 6-for-9 in stolen base attempts and was hit by 11pitches... Tied for the team lead in two-out RBI and paced the squad with 14 infieldhits, while he was third with 11 multi-RBI contests... Started each of the final 17games of the season... Tallied four three-hit games, including a 3-for-4 outing withhis first career grand slam against Nebraska on April 10... Also had a four-RBI contestwith a homer against Chicago State on April 28 and three RBI in a game at Okla-homa on May 1... Recorded a double in four-straight games against Missouri (April25 doubleheader) and Chicago State (April 27 and 28)... Recorded an outfield assistagainst Western Michigan, Missouri and Washington State (June 6)... Also recordeda team season high 19 putouts against Kent State on March 13... A First Team Aca-demic All-Big 12 selection.

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chasedo^phbtf`wdo^phbtf`wHUDSON, WIS. (HUDSON HS)

5-10 191 S/R So.-1LC

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do^phbtf`wÛp=`ôbbo=pq^qfpqf`pYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLUG SB-A SO BB HBP SF SH OB% PO A E FLD2010 .359 33-16 64 15 23 0 0 1 14 26 .406 3-3 15 15 1 1 1 .481 36 3 1 .975TOTAL .359 33-16 64 15 23 0 0 1 14 26 .406 3-3 15 15 1 1 1 .481 36 3 1 .975

_fd=NO=pq^qfpqf`pYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLUG SB-A SO BB HBP SF SH OB% PO A E FLD2010 .320 16-5 25 5 8 0 0 0 2 8 .320 0-0 8 7 0 0 1 .469 1 0 0 1.000TOTAL .320 16-5 25 5 8 0 0 0 2 8 .320 0-0 8 7 0 0 1 .469 1 0 0 1.000

`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateAt Bats 4 seven times (vs. Washington State) 6/6/10Hits 3 three times (vs. Grambling State) 6/5/10RBI 3 vs. Western Michigan 3/2/10Runs Scored 2 four times (vs. Grambling State) 6/5/10Home Runs 1 vs. Western Michigan 3/2/10Walks 2 two times (at Texas A&M) 5/21/10Stolen Bases 1 three times (vs. Washington State) 6/6/10Strikeouts 2 at Texas Tech 4/1/10

HUDSON HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner for the Raiders under head coach Ryan Huppert... EarnedAll-Big Rivers Conference honors all four seasons, while he was named the team’sMVP his sophomore through senior years... Also named the team’s defensive MVPas a sophomore and senior, while he earned all-district and all-state accolades hissophomore through senior campaigns... Led team to a 21-9 overall record and re-gional championship as a senior... Also lettered four years in football - earning all-conference honors the final two seasons - and two years in basketball... Was anhonors student and won the Athletic Scholar Award.

PERSONALChase Aaron Graskewicz was born July 11, 1990, in Columbus, Ohio... Son of Kerryand Beth Graskewicz... Has two siblings, Tyler and Olivia.

A backup catcher as a freshman who was the regular designated hitter down thestretch of 2010... Will look to become the team’s regular catcher in 2011.

FRESHMAN (2010)A backup catcher who served as the team’s starting designated hitter for the final10 games, going 14-for-33 (.424) with five RBI, seven walks and eight runs scoredover that stretch... Also started five games at catcher... Saw action in 33 games, hit-ting .359 with a homer and 14 RBI, while he was a perfect 3-for-3 in stolen base at-tempts... Was the team’s top pinch hitter as he went 4-for-12 with five RBI... Turnedin three three-hit games, including a 3-for-3 outing at Texas A&M on May 22, aswell as a 3-for-4 effort with a double against Grambling State in the NCAA Re-gional... Hit his first career home run against Western Michigan as a pinch hitter,the first by a Wildcat since 2007... Also drove in a career-best three RBI vs. the Bron-cos.


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kyleerkqboerkqboGALESBURG, ILL. (GALESBURG HS)

6-2 207 R/L Jr.-2LLHP

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erkqboÛp=`ôbbo=pq^qfpqf`pYear W-L ERA SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA2009 1-2 8.35 1 17-3 0 0/0 32.1 46 30 30 14 29 5 0 8 .351 3 2 0 2 22010 9-2 4.59 0 17-16 0 0/0 84.1 88 45 43 32 58 22 3 6 .279 3 7 0 1 8TOTAL 10-4 5.63 1 34-19 0 0/0 116.2 134 75 73 46 87 27 3 14 .300 6 9 0 3 10


FRESHMAN (2009)Pitched 17 times, including three starts, in his first season in Manhattan... Went 1-2 with one save and an 8.35 ERA... Allowed 30 earned runs on 46 hits with 14 walksand 29 strikeouts in 32.1 innings... Retired 9-of-13 (.682) first batters faced... Didnot allow an earned run in his first five appearances, totaling 7.1 innings... Tossed2.2 scoreless innings in his collegiate debut at Houston, allowing three hits, walkingone and striking out three... Tossed two scoreless innings with two strikeouts againstboth Niagara and Butler... Allowed three earned runs on five hits with two walksand four strikeouts in four innings in his first collegiate start against UTSA... Tossedthree innings, allowing one run on four hits with no walks and two strikeouts in asave against Wichita State... Went four innings against North Dakota, allowing onerun on three hits with two walks and five strikeouts en route to his first collegiatewin.

GALESBURG HIGH SCHOOLLettered and started four years for the Silver Streaks under head coach Arnold Gon-zalez... Earned a career 23-5 record, including three straight seven-win campaignsas a sophomore, junior and senior... Led team to a regional championship in 2006as he recorded a school-record low 0.58 ERA... Also holds the school’s record forcareer wins and career strikeouts... Named all-conference his sophomore throughsenior seasons and was selected to play for the Chicago White Sox team for theMariner Cup in Seattle, Wash... Was drafted in the 33rd round of the 2008 MajorLeague Baseball Amateur Draft by the Tampa Bay Rays.

PERSONALKyle Julian Hunter was born June 18, 1989, in Richmond, Va... Son of Les and JulieHunter... Has one sibling, John... Related to Luke Appling, who was an infielder forthe Chicago White Sox from 1930-1950 and was inducted into the Baseball Hall ofFame in 1964... Appling also had his number retired by the White Sox in 1975... Ma-joring in sociology/criminology.

One of K-State’s top starting pitchers last season as he earned a school record 16starts... Was a draft-eligible sophomore and was selected in the 43rd round of the2010 MLB Draft by the New York Yankees but opted to return to K-State.

SOPHOMORE (2010)An honorable mention All-Big 12 honoree as he tied for second in school historywith nine wins... Also tied for first in school history with 16 starts... Started the sea-son 8-0 after leading K-State to its first ever home win over a No. 1 team, throwingsix innings and allowing one run on seven hits with two walks and six strikeouts toearn the victory against Texas on May 7... His six strikeouts came on the heels of aseven-strikeout performance at No. 15 Oklahoma... Tallied at least four strikeoutson eight different occasions, including six against Washington State in the NCAARegional on June 4... Registered a team high six quality starts... Shut down Bayloron April 17 as he allowed one run on one hit with three strikeouts in six innings ofwork... Started season on a high note as he tossed a K-State season high 8.1 inningsat The Citadel, allowing just one run on three hits with no walks and three strike-outs... Lowered ERA to 1.53 after allowing just one run over 15 innings on six com-bined hits against Harvard and Kent State on March 13.

`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateInnings Pitched 8.1 at The Citadel 2/21/10Hits 10 vs. Oklahoma State 3/28/10Runs 7 vs. Oklahoma 3/22/09Earned Runs 7 vs. Oklahoma 3/22/09Walks 5 at Missouri 4/25/10Strikeouts 7 at Oklahoma 5/1/10

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mikehfkabihfkabiSPRINGBORO, OHIO (SPRINGBORO HS)

6-2 200 L/L Jr.-2LOF

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`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateAt Bats 6 vs. Western Michigan 3/2/10Hits 4 vs. Western Michigan 3/2/10RBI 4 vs. Kent State 3/12/10Runs Scored 5 vs. Western Michigan 3/2/10Home Runs 2 vs. Kent State 3/12/10Walks 3 vs. St. Bonaventure 3/1/10Stolen Bases 2 vs. Western Michigan 3/2/10Strikeouts 3 four times (at Texas A&M) 5/21/10

FRESHMAN (2009)Saw action in 21 games, including three starts... Finished his freshman campaignwith a .250 (7-for-28) batting average... Recorded two doubles and three RBI... Went2-for-5 in Big 12 play... Was the team’s top pinch hitter as he was 4-for-10 (.400)...Had a game-tying, pinch-hit RBI single against No. 15 Texas A&M before K-Statewon two batters later to clinch the series... Tallied a season-high three-game hittingstreak in March against Niagara and Butler, including two doubles.

SPRINGBORO HIGH SCHOOLPlayed for the Panthers under head coach Mark Pelfrey... Led team to a 27-5 recordas a senior, en route to a league and district championship... Hit a school-record.442 in his three-year varsity career, while also setting the school’s career record indoubles with 33... A three-time all-area, all-conference and all-state selection...Named a 2008 Preseason Louisville Slugger Pre-Season High School All-American...Rated the sixth-best player in Ohio going into his senior year by Buckeye Scout...Also a three-year letterwinner in football... Was drafted in the 43rd round of the2008 Major League Baseball Amateur Draft by the Seattle Mariners.

PERSONALMichael James Kindel was born August 5, 1989, in Dayton, Ohio... Son of David andAnnette Kindel... Has three siblings, Sean, Kirsten and Chelsea... A business majorwho would like to pursue a career in sportscasting.

K-State’s regular right fielder who started 52 games as a sophomore... Will look tobecome one of the team leaders and become more consistent at the plate.

SOPHOMORE (2010)Was the every-day right fielder after serving as a backup in 2009... Hit .267 withfour doubles, two triples, six home runs and 33 RBI... Was also 8-for-9 in stolen baseattempts, worked 29 walks and was hit 10 times... Drove in a team-high seven runsover the last six games of the year... Tallied 13 multi-hit games, including a four-hitperformance against Western Michigan... Also scored five times against the Broncos,tying the Kansas State single-game record, while he recorded three RBI and stoletwo bases... Drove in a career best four runs and hit two home runs against KentState on March 12... Also homered against Grambling State in the NCAA Regionalas part of a 3-for-4 day... Had five outfield assists on the year, including one in back-to-back games at Texas Tech on April 1 and 2.

hfkabiÛp=`ôbbo=pq^qfpqf`pYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLUG SB-A SO BB HBP SF SH OB% PO A E FLD2009 .250 21-3 28 4 7 2 0 0 3 9 .321 1-1 7 2 0 2 0 .281 7 0 0 1.0002010 .267 57-52 187 39 50 4 2 6 33 76 .406 8-9 58 29 10 2 2 .390 85 5 3 .968TOTAL .265 78-55 215 43 57 6 2 6 36 85 .395 9-10 65 31 10 4 2 .377 92 5 3 .970

_fd=NO=pq^qfpqf`pYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLUG SB-A SO BB HBP SF SH OB% PO A E FLD2009 .400 5-0 5 0 2 0 0 0 2 2 .400 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 .333 3 0 0 1.0002010 .213 25-23 80 12 17 2 0 1 8 22 .275 2-2 30 11 2 1 1 .319 30 4 1 .989TOTAL .224 30-23 85 12 19 2 0 1 10 24 .282 2-2 30 11 2 2 1 .320 33 4 1 .974


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jasonhfkdhfkdDUBLIN, OHIO (JEROME HS)

6-0 213 S/R Jr.-2LIF

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hfkdÛp=`ôbbo=pq^qfpqf`pYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLUG SB-A SO BB HBP SF SH OB% PO A E FLD2008 .274 55-49 190 31 52 13 0 5 31 80 .421 1-2 36 16 2 5 4 .329 85 7 4 .9582009 .316 62-62 247 49 78 16 5 7 61 125 .506 14-16 37 17 6 5 0 .367 18 93 18 .860TOTAL .297 117-111 437 80 130 29 5 12 92 205 .469 15-18 73 33 8 10 4 .350 103 100 22 .902

_fd=NO=pq^qfpqf`pYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLUG SB-A SO BB HBP SF SH OB% PO A E FLD2008 .297 26-25 91 16 27 6 0 3 13 42 .462 1-1 18 12 0 4 2 .364 53 4 1 .9832009 .305 26-26 105 19 32 6 3 1 19 47 .448 6-7 18 4 3 2 0 .342 9 31 5 .889TOTAL .301 52-51 196 35 59 12 3 4 32 89 .454 7-8 36 16 3 6 2 .353 62 35 6 .942

`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateAt Bats 6 two times (at Texas) 4/26/09Hits 3 nine times (at Texas) 4/25/09RBI 5 three times (vs. North Dakota) 4/29/09Runs Scored 3 vs. North Dakota 4/29/09Home Runs 1 12 times (at Rice) 6/1/09Walks 2 three times (vs. Xavier) 4/29/09Stolen Bases 2 two times (vs. Texas A&M) 4/10/09Strikeouts 4 at Texas 4/26/09

for at bats (247), while he finished eighth in school history in RBI, tied for 10th insacrifice flies (5) and ninth in total bases (125)... Also moved into the school’s careertop-10 chart for sacrifice flies with 10... Tied for second on the team with 25 multi-hit games, including two three-hit contests... Also had multi-RBI games 14 times,including a pair of five-RBI contests... Was second on the team with 24 two-outRBI... Started the season on fire as he tallied six-straight two-hit games to open theseason... Went 2-for-6 with a double, a home run and four RBI in the season openerat Houston... Backed that up with a 2-for-5 outing with another two RBI againstthe Cougars... Went 3-for-3 with a double, a homer and five RBI against No. 4 Ari-zona State... Was 2-for-5 with a double and a home run at No. 2 Texas, teaming withformer Wildcat Justin Bloxom to hit back-to-back homers... Went 2-for-4 with a dou-ble and five RBI against North Dakota... Also had a three-RBI game against Niagaraand two-RBI contests vs. Nevada, Creighton, Niagara, Oklahoma, Missouri, Baylorand Rice... Earned First Team Academic All-Big 12 honors, was an ESPN The MagazineAcademic All-District VII selection and was named to Big 12 Commissioner’s HonorRoll.

FRESHMAN (2008)Played in 55 games, earning 49 starts, including each of the final 42 games... Of his49 starts, 34 came in right field... Finished third on the team with a .274 batting av-erage... Completed his rookie campaign as the team leader in sacrifice flies (5), thirdin slugging percentage (.421), third in runs scored (31), third in hits (52), third indoubles (13), third in home runs (5), third in two-out RBI (13) and fourth in RBI(31)... Also recorded 15 multi-hit games and nine multi-RBI games... Recorded twogame-winning RBI singles... Drove in the winning run against Michigan State onMarch 2 as part of a 3-for-5 day... Came back five days later to drive in anotherthree runs against Le Moyne, the last being the game-winner... Went 2-for-3 withtwo RBI and his first collegiate home run against Binghamton on March 23... Backedthat effort with a 3-for-5 night with one double and a grand slam against Creightonon March 26, which pushed his average to a season-high .308... Was 2-for-4 withtwo RBI and tallied his first conference home run vs. Texas on April 25... Blasted athree-RBI double in the Big 12 title game against the Longhorns on May 25... Namedto the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

JEROME HIGH SCHOOLLettered three years for the Celtics under head coach Chris Huesman... Named the2007 Ohio Coaches Player of the Year, Ohio High Magazine Player of the Year anda Second Team All-American by EA Sports following a stellar senior campaign... Ledhis team to sectional and district championships in 2007... Was a three-time all-dis-trict and All-Central Ohio selection... Hit .396 in his three-year career with 25 dou-bles, seven triples, 10 home runs and 63 RBI... Hit .477 his senior year with eightdoubles, seven homers and drove in 25 runs... Twice was selected the offensiveplayer of the year for his summer club, the Columbus Cobras, winning the triplecrown both years... Was selected to play on the Midwest Redbirds, a fall select teamfor the St. Louis Cardinals organization... Also selected to participate in the EastCoast Professional Showcase.

PERSONALJason Ellwood King was born June 14, 1989, in Columbus, Ohio... Son of Jeff andthe late Susan King... Has a younger brother, Jared, who is a freshman at K-State...Father, Jeffrey, played baseball at Ohio State and played professionally in the NewYork Yankees minor league system... Grandfather, Frank, played four years of footballat Ohio State under legendary coach Woody Hayes, including during the 1954 na-tional championship season... Majoring in marketing.

A power-hitting switch hitter who transitioned to third base prior his sophomoreyear... One of the top-returning hitters two years ago and will look to regain his2009 form after sitting out 2010 due to an injury.

JUNIOR (2010)Redshirted due to an injury... Named to Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

SOPHOMORE (2009)Was instrumental to the Wildcats’ first ever NCAA Regional appearance, while hehelped K-State to the top team batting average in the Big 12 and third-best in schoolhistory... Was also a vital part in helping the Cats set school records for single-seasonhits and stolen bases... Started all 62 games, tying the school record for gamesplayed and started in a season... Was one of six Wildcats who hit .300 or better,recording a .316 (78-for-247) batting average with 16 doubles, five triples, sevenhome runs and 61 RBI... His five triples were the most by a Wildcat since HeathSchesser had eight in 1997... Was also 14-for-16 in stolen-base attempts... NamedHonorable Mention All-Big 12 after finishing tied for second in the conference intriples, seventh in RBI and tied for 10th in stolen bases... Set the single-season record

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justinifkapbvifkapbvCHANDLER, ARIZ. (HAMILTON HS)

6-4 190 S/R Jr.-2LRHP

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SOPHOMORE (2009)Redshirt season... Named to the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

FRESHMAN (2008)Appeared in 12 games, including half in conference play, during his rookie season...Pitched 15.1 innings, allowing 21 hits, seven earned runs, seven walks and recording12 strikeouts... Averaged 7.04 strikeouts per nine innings... Slammed the door onthe opposition 16-of-20 times he pitched with two outs... Threw 6.1 scoreless inningsin his first three appearances of the season... Also ended the season without allow-ing an earned run over his final four games... Struck out a season-high three battersagainst Le Moyne on March 8... Also recorded three-strikeout games againstCreighton on March 26 and Baylor on April 13.

HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner for the Huskies under head coach Mike Woods... Was oneof the top arms on a squad that went 20-12 in 2007... Earned all-regional honorablemention honors... Participated in the Team One West Showcase where he was namedamong the top pitchers and power hitters... Also invited to try out for the prestigiousArea Code League as a member of the Angels squad.

PERSONALJustin Louis Lindsey was born Aug. 22, 1988, in Mesa, Ariz... Son of Clint and GinaLindsey... Has an older sister, Kristin... Earned an academic letter his freshman andsophomore years... Enjoys hunting and fishing... Majoring in social science.

A tall right-hander who took advantage of a redshirt year in 2009 and became aregular starter down the stretch of 2010... Battling for a weekend starting spot forthe second straight season.

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2010)Returned to the starting rotation after redshirting the 2009 season... Started 12games, including six in Big 12 play... Earned a 4-4 record and a 6.06 ERA, allowing44 earned runs on 73 hits with 23 walks and 47 strikeouts in 65.1 innings... Earneda seven-inning complete game shutout against Kent State on March 14, allowingfive hits and two walks, while striking out five... Pitched K-State to a win againstBaylor on April 18 as he allowed one unearned run on two hits with two walks anda pair of strikeouts in 6.1 innings... Came back with a predetermined pitch-countwin in his next start against Chicago State on April 28, allowing a run on one hit inthree innings of work... Teamed with Matt Applegate, Tyler Sturges and Jake Dollerto limit the Cougars to three hits, the first combined three-hitter since 2007... Struckout a career high nine batters against Texas on May 9... Was effective at Texas A&Mon May 23 when he allowed two runs on four hits with four strikeouts in 5.1 in-nings.

`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateInnings Pitched 7.0 vs. Kent State 3/14/10Hits 10 at Oklahoma 5/2/10Runs 8 at Oklahoma 5/2/10Earned Runs 8 at Oklahoma 5/2/10Walks 3 three times (at Texas A&M) 5/23/10Strikeouts 9 vs. Texas 5/9/10

ifkapbvÛp=`ôbbo=pq^qfpqf`pYear W-L ERA SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA2008 0-0 4.11 0 12-0 0 0/1 15.1 21 10 7 9 12 3 0 1 .313 1 3 0 0 12010 4-4 6.06 0 19-12 1 1/0 65.1 73 47 44 23 47 15 0 14 .284 2 14 0 2 4TOTAL 4-4 5.69 0 31-12 1 1/1 80.2 94 57 51 32 59 18 0 15 .290 3 17 0 2 5



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evanjôpeîijôpeîiSUNNYVALE, CALIF. (HOMESTEAD HS)

6-1 207 R/R Jr.-2LRHP

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jôpeîiÛp=`ôbbo=pq^qfpqf`pYear W-L ERA SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA2009 2-1 5.50 5 24-0 0 0/0 36.0 42 23 22 12 41 7 1 3 .302 1 10 0 2 12010 5-1 2.28 9 28-0 0 0/1 47.1 31 12 12 14 42 11 1 1 .189 0 7 0 2 3TOTAL 7-2 3.67 14 52-0 0 0/1 83.1 73 35 34 26 83 18 2 4 .241 1 17 0 4 4


FRESHMAN (2009)Made 28 appearances - all in relief - earning a 2-2 record... His 28 appearances tiedfor fourth in school history in both single-season game appearances and single-sea-son relief appearances... Helped the 2009 K-State pitching staff set the school recordfor strikeouts and rank second in school history in fewest walks per nine innings,third in ERA and tied for fifth in opponent batting average in the aluminum batera... Was an excellent stopper as he limited just 36.8-percent of inherited runnersto score... Also retired a team-best 78.9-percent (22-of-28) of first batters faced...Finished the season with a 6.39 ERA, allowing 22 earned runs on 41 hits with ninewalks and 19 strikeouts in 31.0 innings of work... Recorded three strikeouts againstNiagara before throwing two scoreless innings with a season-best five strikeoutsagainst Butler... Threw a season-high 3.1 innings against Northwestern... Tossed 1.2innings at No. 2 Texas, allowing one earned run on one hit with a strikeout... Threwone scoreless inning against No. 8 Baylor, Wichita State, Texas Tech and vs. No. 5Texas in the Big 12 Championship.

HOMESTEAD HIGH SCHOOLLettered and started four years for the Mustangs under head coach Chuck Camuso...Led team to a 17-13 record and the team’s first playoff game in 2008... Went 7-6 asa senior with one save and a 2.48 ERA in 83.1 inning pitched... Also recorded 113strikeouts as opposed to just 28 walks... Earned a 10-3 record with a 1.74 ERA and112 strikeouts as a junior... Named the team MVP all four years... Was also namedfirst team all-league all four years, as well as second-team All-Central Coast Sectionas a junior... Named a 2008 Preseason Louisville Slugger Pre-Season High SchoolAll-American.

PERSONALEvan Patrick Marshall was born April 18, 1990, in Mountain View, Calif... Son ofSteve and Janet Marshall... Lists greatest sports thrill as throwing a no-hitter hisjunior season... Plans on going into sports management after graduation... Majoringin business administration.

A dominating relief pitcher who began 2010 as a starter before moving back to thebullpen where he earned all-conference honors... Enters the season eighth on theschool’s career relief appearances list with 48.

SOPHOMORE (2010)A Second Team All-Big 12 relief pitcher... Was 5-5 with a 3.90 ERA overall, but helda 2.41 ERA and limited opponents to a .188 batting average in 20 relief appear-ances... Saw action in 27 games to tie for seventh in school history... Began the sea-son in the starting rotation, earning a win against Northeastern when hesurrendered one run on four hits with no walks and six strikeouts in eight innings...Limited Notre Dame to just two runs on nine hits with no walks and four strikeoutsin seven innings of work... Struck out a career high eight batters against Milwaukeein a game that he surrendered his first walk of the season, breaking a 29.0-inningstreak... Lone save of the season was against Baylor on April 18, allowing one hitwith one strikeout in one inning... Threw one scoreless inning at Oklahoma on May2 to begin a 17.1-inning streak without allowing an earned run until May 23 atTexas A&M... Pitched three or more innings of relief without allowing an earned runon four occasions - at Missouri on April 25, against Kansas on May 16, at TexasA&M on May 21 and against Washington State in the NCAA Regional on June 6...Struck out five batters at Texas A&M on May 21, a season high as a reliever.

`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateInnings Pitched 8.0 vs. Northeastern 2/28/10Hits 11 vs. Kent State 3/13/10Runs 7 two times (vs. Texas Tech) 4/1/10Earned Runs 7 two times (vs. Texas Tech) 4/1/10Walks 5 vs. Oklahoma State 3/26/10Strikeouts 8 vs. Milwaukee 3/19/10

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nickjôqfkfjôqfkfCRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. (PRAIRIE RIDGE HS)

5-11 192 L/L Jr.-2LOF

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`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateAt Bats 7 vs. St. Bonaventure 3/1/10Hits 4 two times (vs. Minnesota) 5/4/10RBI 5 vs. Western Michigan 3/2/10Runs Scored 4 vs. Butler 3/14/09Home Runs 2 vs. BYU 5/5/09Walks 2 17 times (at Texas A&M) 5/21/10Stolen Bases 3 two times (vs. Chicago State) 4/27/10Strikeouts 3 vs. Texas A&M 4/10/09

and tied for 34th in hits... His 96 hits were one shy of the single-season schoolrecord, while his 71 singles were a new school record... Also set the school recordwith a 26-game hitting streak from February 27 to April 11... Streak was the fifth-longest in Big 12 history... Hit .446 (45-for-101) with seven doubles, two triples, twohome runs and 28 RBI during the streak... Recorded a hit in 54-of-59 games, whilehe reached base in every contest... Led the team with 31 multi-hit games and 18multi-RBI contests... Was 19-for-24 in stolen base attempts, while he worked 41walks... Tied his career high with four hits against Minnesota on May 4, going 4-for-6 with three RBI... Set a new career high in RBI with five against Western Michi-gan... Stole three bases at Wichita State on April 20 and against Chicago State onApril 27... Ended the season on a high note as he went 5-for-8 with a double, ahome run and six RBI in the final two games of the NCAA Regional.

FRESHMAN (2009)One of the best freshman hitters in K-State history... Named a Louisville SluggerFreshman All-American and earned Honorable Mention All-Big 12 accolades...Helped K-State to the top team batting average in the Big 12 and third-best in schoolhistory... Was also a main component in helping the Cats set school records for sin-gle-season hits and stolen bases... Appeared in all 62 games, teaming with six otherindividuals to set the school record for games played in a season... Finished thirdon the team in batting average at .336 (79-of-232)... Recorded a team-high 17 dou-bles, two triples, four home runs and 50 RBI... Successful on 19-of-24 stolen-baseattempts... Finished fifth in the Big 12 in both doubles and stolen bases, while hewas 18th in the league in batting average... Set K-State freshman records in runsscored and hits... Also finished fifth in school history in single-season at-bats... Fin-ished his rookie campaign second on the team in multi-hit games with 25 and thirdin multi-RBI contests with 12... Also recorded 17 two-out RBI and 13 infield hits...Began the season with a nine-game hitting streak, going 14-for-35 (.400) with fivedoubles, one triple and seven RBI... Earned All-Houston Regional honors as he went8-for-18 in the program’s first-ever regional with two doubles and seven RBI... Went3-for-5 in each of the first two games of the regional, including against No. 6 Rice,in which he recorded four RBI and led K-State to the regional final... Scored fourruns against Butler, the most by a Wildcat since 2007... Had a good series againstBaylor, going 7-for-12 with one double and four RBI... Also went 6-for-13 in a three-game series against Nebraska... Tallied consecutive three-hit games to help the Catstally a pair of upsets over No. 2 Texas in Austin... Went 3-for-3 with a season-hightwo doubles against Niagara... Collected a season-best four hits against NorthDakota, while he went 3-for-3 with a season-high two home runs against BYU.

PRAIRIE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOLLettered and started three years for the Wolves, the last under head coach DaveHaskins... Rated the top hitter in Illinois by Prep Baseball Report and was also namedthe Most Valuable Hitter at the 2007 18-under Wood Bat Continental Amateur Base-ball Association World Series... A career .474 hitter with 55 doubles, six triples, 14home runs and 101 RBI... Named all-conference, all-area and all-state as a sopho-more, junior and senior... Led team to a 32-8 record as a senior, including a 15-0record in conference play and a state championship... Hit for the cycle as a junioragainst Grayslake Central.

PERSONALNicholas Scott Martini was born June 27, 1990, in Park Ridge, Ill... Son of Scott andKristin Martini... Has three siblings, Alex, Madison and Hannah... Father, Scott, playedgolf at Northeastern Illinois.

The reigning Big 12 Player of the Year and 2011 Preseason All-American who ledthe conference in hitting... Begins the season second on the K-State career battingaverage list at .376.

SOPHOMORE (2010)A Second Team All-American by the American Baseball Coaches Association(ABCA) and the 2010 Big 12 Player of the Year as a sophomore... Became the firstWildcat to earn conference player of the year honors since 1992... Earned Presea-son All-Big 12 accolades from Rivals.com and Baseball America... Named the Big12 Player of the Year by the Waco Tribune and Collegiate Baseball, while he wasa First Team All-Big 12 performer by the Waco Tribune, Austin American Statesmanand The Oklahoman... Also earned Second Team All-American honors from Colle-giate Baseball and ABCA All-Region honors... The Big 12’s top hitter with a .416batting average and led the conference in on-base percentage at .509, while hewas second in hits (96), third in walks (41), fifth in triples (4), sixth in RBI (59) andseventh in stolen bases (39) and total bases (133)... Ranked fifth in school historyand 30th nationally in average... Hit .433 against Big 12 competition, the eighth-best mark in league history... Also ranked 26th nationally in on-base percentage

jôqfkfÛp=`ôbbo=pq^qfpqf`pYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLUG SB-A SO BB HBP SF SH OB% PO A E FLD2009 .336 62-61 232 54 78 17 2 4 50 111 .478 19-24 41 27 9 3 3 .421 96 2 1 .9902010 .416 59-59 231 49 96 17 4 4 59 133 .576 19-24 21 41 8 5 0 .509 118 1 2 .983TOTAL .376 121-120 463 103 174 34 6 8 109 244 .527 38-48 62 68 17 8 3 .466 214 3 3 .986

_fd=NO=pq^qfpqf`pYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLUG SB-A SO BB HBP SF SH OB% PO A E FLD2009 .324 26-26 102 15 33 5 1 1 15 43 .422 9-10 21 10 4 0 2 .405 53 1 0 1.0002010 .433 26-26 97 19 42 10 1 1 25 57 .588 5-6 10 22 3 2 0 .540 69 1 0 1.000TOTAL .377 52-52 199 34 75 15 2 2 40 100 .503 4-16 31 32 7 2 2 .475 122 2 0 1.000


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ryanjllobjllobCHANDLER, ARIZ. (CORONA DEL SOL HS)

5-11 176 R/R So.-1LOF

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jllobÛp=`ôbbo=pq^qfpqf`pYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLUG SB-A SO BB HBP SF SH OB% PO A E FLD2010 464 45-2 28 10 13 2 0 0 13 15 .536 9-9 3 2 0 0 2 .500 24 0 0 1.000TOTAL 464 45-2 28 10 13 2 0 0 13 15 .536 9-9 3 2 0 0 2 .500 24 0 0 1.000

_fd=NO=pq^qfpqf`pYear AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLUG SB-A SO BB HBP SF SH OB% PO A E FLD2010 .400 19-1 10 2 4 0 0 0 2 4 .400 3-3 3 1 0 0 1 .455 8 0 0 1.000TOTAL .400 19-1 10 2 4 0 0 0 2 4 .400 3-3 3 1 0 0 1 .455 8 0 0 1.000

`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateAt Bats 3 at Oklahoma 5/2/10Hits 2 two times (vs. Chicago State) 4/28/10RBI 3 two times (vs. Chicago State) 4/28/10Runs Scored 2 vs. Chicago State 4/28/10Home Runs NoneWalks 1 two times (at BYU) 4/13/10Stolen Bases 2 two times (at Kansas) 5/14/10Strikeouts 1 three times (at Oklahoma) 4/30/10

CORONA DEL SOL HIGH SCHOOLLettered three years for the Aztecs under head coach Dave Webb... Named first teamall-city, all-division and all-state as a senior, while he was second team all-city as ajunior... A member of the Senior Arizona Sunbelt Team... Held a career .379 battingaverage with 14 doubles, four triples, two home runs and 42 RBI, while he was 21-of-22 in stolen-base attempts... Led team to a 25-7 record and a state championshipas a senior as he hit .471 with six doubles, one triple, one home run and 13 RBI,while he was a perfect 14-for-14 in stolen bases... Also scored a school-record 53runs... Hit .356 as a junior with five doubles, three triples, one homer and 15 RBI.

PERSONALRyan Thomas Moore was born April 28, 1991, in Chandler, Ariz... Son of Thomas andLaura Moore... Has one sister, Robyn... Majoring in education.

A speedy outfielder who gained significant playing time in key situations as both abase runner and on defense... Continues to work at the plate as he looks to earnaddition playing time.

FRESHMAN (2010)Saw action in 45 games as a late-game defensive replacement in center field andas a pinch runner... Also earned two starts... Went 13-for-28 with a pair of doublesand two RBI... Was also a perfect 9-for-9 in stolen base attempts... Stole two basesagainst Kent State on March 12 and at Kansas on May 14... Had a pair of two-hit,three RBI games at BYU on March 14 and against Chicago State on April 28...Recorded a key insurance RBI single against Kansas in the Big 12 Championship...Capped a three-run rally at Wichita State on March 20 with a two-out single in theeighth inning.

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thomasollhbollhbSPRING, TEXAS (OAK RIDGE HS)

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appearances moved him into the top 10 for a career at Kansas State... Helped the2009 pitching staff set the school record for strikeouts and rank second in schoolhistory in fewest walks per nine innings, third in ERA and tie for fifth in opponentbatting average in the aluminum bat era... Ranked fifth in the Big 12 in appearancesand tied for ninth in saves... Allowed a team-low 30.3-percent of inherited runnersto score... Finished second on the team by retiring 74.2-percent of first battersfaced... Recorded at least two strikeouts (29 total) in nine-straight appearances fromMarch 13 thru April 10... Earned his first victory of the season against No. 26 SanDiego State after allowing one earned run on two hits and a strikeout in one inning...Picked up his second win against Butler, throwing 3.2 no-hit innings with a season-high five strikeouts... Had an excellent series against No. 15 Texas A&M, recordinga 2.1-inning save with just one hit and three strikeouts in the second game, whilepicking up the victory as the Wildcats won the series in game three after allowingjust one hit in 1.2 innings... Helped the Cats salvage the final game of the Missouriseries as he threw 3.2 no-hit innings with four strikeouts for his fourth win of theyear... Earned fourth save against Oklahoma State before picking up his fifth winagainst BYU in his next appearance... Tossed two innings of no-hit ball against Baylorin the Big 12 Championship... Named to the NCBWA Stopper of the Year watch listprior to the year... Earned First Team Academic All-Big 12 accolades, while beingnamed to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District team and the Big 12 Com-missioner’s Honor Roll.

FRESHMAN (2008)A 2008 Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American who made 25 relief appearances,tying for fifth in school history... Earned a 5-1 record with a 3.59 ERA in 42.2 in-nings... His five victories were the most by a Wildcat true freshman since 1999...Was efficient in his nine Big 12 outings, earning a 1-1 record with a 4.26 ERA anda 16-to-5 strikeout-to-walk ratio... Was able to slam the door on opponents as heallowed just eight hits in 51 at bats when pitching with two outs... Struck out atleast three batters in five appearances... Did not allow an earned run in his first 10.0innings pitched... Also went 21.0 innings without allowing an earned run from April8 against Wichita State until May 4 against Missouri... Picked up his first collegiatewin against Michigan State on March 2 after allowing just one hit in 3.2 innings...Threw 1.2 innings of no-hit ball with three strikeouts to pick up the win againstWashington State... Had his best performance of the season at Texas Tech on April18 as he pitched 7.1 scoreless innings in relief, allowing just three hits while strikingout a season-high five batters... His performance against the Red Raiders droppedhis ERA from 2.35 to 1.59... Fanned four batters in 3.1 scoreless innings againstTexas on April 25.

OAK RIDGE HIGH SCHOOLA four-year starter and letterwinner as a pitcher and first baseman for the War Eaglesunder head coaches Todd Doucet and Stacy Scheiner... Compiled a career record of14-9 with a 2.20 ERA... Was named the District 15-5A Newcomer of the Year as afreshman in 2004... Earned first team all-district and first team all-county honors in2006 and 2007... Also second team all-Houston area and a team MVP in 2007....Named a Houston Area Baseball Coaches Association (HABCA) All-Star.

PERSONALThomas Henry Rooke was born June 26, 1989, in The Woodlands, Texas... Son ofCharlie and Eleanor Rooke... Has one sister, Katie... A four-year academic letterman,Rotary Club Student of the Year nominee and Montgomery County Scholar-Athletefinalist... A marketing major who wants to become a sports marketer.

Has been one of the most used relievers in K-State history... Needs just four gameappearances and five relief appearances to break the school’s career records... Alsoenters the season 10th on the school’s career wins list with 14.

JUNIOR (2010)Led the team with 47.1 innings pitched out of the bullpen... Went 4-1 with a 4.18ERA, while he was stellar against Big 12 opponents, earning a 3-0 record and a 3.45ERA, which ranked 10th in the league... Saw action in 26 games to rank ninth inschool history... Recorded four straight four-strikeout games against St. Bonaventure,Villanova, Harvard and Kent State on March 12... Reset career high with seven strike-outs in four no-hit innings against Oklahoma State on March 28 to pick up the win...Also had five punch outs in another four no-hit innings in a win against Baylor onApril 16 and in another winning effort against Kansas on May 14... A First Team Ac-ademic All-Big 12 selection.

SOPHOMORE (2009)Made a school-record 32 appearances, earning a 5-2 record with four saves and a4.33 ERA... Also set the school record with 31 relief appearances, while his 32 game

`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateInnings Pitched 7.1 at Texas Tech 4/18/08Hits 6 vs. Oklahoma 3/21/09Runs 6 at Kansas 5/17/09Earned Runs 4 five times (vs. Creighton) 3/16/10Walks 3 at Rice 6/1/09Strikeouts 7 vs. Oklahoma State 3/28/10

ollhbÛp=`ôbbo=pq^qfpqf`pYear W-L ERA SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA2008 5-1 3.59 0 25-0 0 0/1 42.2 35 17 17 14 33 8 1 2 .230 3 2 0 2 42009 5-2 4.33 4 32-1 0 0/0 54.0 47 28 26 14 58 10 0 9 .239 0 1 2 2 32010 4-1 4.18 0 26-0 0 0/0 47.1 50 29 22 18 61 9 2 7 .270 2 3 2 2 3TOTAL 14-4 4.06 4 83-1 0 0/1 144.0 132 74 65 46 152 27 3 18 .247 5 6 4 6 10

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_fd=NO=pq^qfpqf`pYear W-L ERA SV G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 0-0 6.75 0 3-0 0 0/0 4.0 5 4 3 1 1 1 0 0 .313 0 2 0 1 12010 0-0 6.75 0 3-0 0 0/0 4.0 5 4 3 1 1 1 0 0 .313 0 2 0 1 1

PERSONALTyler Scott Sturges was born June 18, 1991, in Tucson, Ariz... Son of Scott and NicoleSturges... Has two siblings, Jourdan and Dylon... Majoring in business administra-tion.

A hard-throwing right-hander who earned valuable experience as a freshman... Islooking to become part of the regular group of relievers in 2011.

FRESHMAN (2010)Saw time in 11 games, including two in conference play... Pitched a career high 2.2innings against Oklahoma in the Big 12 Championship, while he threw 1.2 inningsagainst both Minnesota (5/4) and Texas (5/8)... Did not allow an earned run on justone hit with a strikeout over his two games against the Gophers and Longhorns...Surrendered just four walks in his 11 appearances... Struck out a season high twobatters against Kent State on March 12... Teamed with Matt Applegate, Tyler Sturgesand Jake Doller to limit Chicago State to three hits on April 28, the first combinedthree-hitter since 2007.

SANTA FE HIGH SCHOOLLettered for the Wolves under head coach Lonny Cobble... Named league MVP andall-city as a senior, leading his team to a 38-9 record, a conference and regionalchampionship, and a state runner-up finish... Also lettered in cross county and soc-cer.

`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateInnings Pitched 2.2 at Oklahoma 5/29/10Hits 3 two times (at Oklahoma) 4/30/10Runs 4 vs. Kent State 3/12/10Earned Runs 4 vs. Kent State 3/12/10Walks 1 four times (at Oklahoma) 4/30/10Strikeouts 2 vs. Kent State 3/12/10

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kentro_^kro_^kSEWARD, NEB. (BARTON COUNTY CC)

6-0 235 L/L Sr.-1LIF/OF

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`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateAt Bats 6 three times (at Texas A&M) 5/21/10Hits 3 three times (vs. Baylor) 4/16/10RBI 4 three times (vs. Nebraska) 4/10/10Runs Scored 3 vs. Kansas 5/28/10Home Runs 1 four times (at Oklahoma) 5/1/10Walks 2 two times (at BYU) 4/13/10Stolen Bases 2 at BYU 4/13/10Strikeouts 3 two times (at BYU) 4/14/10

BARTON COUNTY CCPlayed two seasons for the Cougars under head coach Mike Warren... Named hon-orable mention All-Jayhawk Conference as a sophomore after hitting .344 (64-for-186) with 13 doubles, five triples, three home runs and 36 RBI... Led team to a 31-24record berth into the Region VI Tournament... Hit .314 as a freshman with 11 dou-bles, four triples, three home runs and 29 RBI as the Cougars finished 28-22 andearned a berth into the Region VI Tournament.

LINCOLN NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOLA four-year letterwinner for the Rockets under head coach Jerome Ehrlich... Earnedfirst team all-state honors as a junior and senior and first team all-conference honorshis sophomore through senior campaigns... Hit .391 with seven doubles, one triple,two home runs and 36 RBI as a senior, leading team to a district championship anda third-place state finish... Hit .543 with eight doubles, two triples, a homer and 13RBI as a junior... Also lettered three years in basketball, earning first team all-con-ference accolades, and one year in football... Earned a perfect 4.0 GPA and was amember of the National Honors Society.

PERSONALKent Allen Urban was born September 1, 1988, in Lincoln, Neb... Son of Bob andLana Urban... Has two siblings, Brandon and Drew... Career ambition is to work forthe Chicago Cubs organization... Majoring in business administration.

A former junior-college transfer who became the regular first baseman in 2010...Will continue to battle for starting duties at first while also working in the outfield.

JUNIOR (2010)A former walk-on who played in 58 games with 54 starts, mostly at first base... Hit.265 with 16 doubles, one triple, four home runs and 41 RBI... Of his 16 doubles, 10came against Big 12 opponents to tie for third in the league... Stole 15 bases to tiefor 10th in the Big 12, while he was hit by 10 pitches... Carded a 10-game hittingstreak from April 20 to May 5... Tied for third on the team with 11 multi-RBI con-tests... Recorded three three-hit games, including a 3-for-5 effort with four RBIagainst Oklahoma State on March 26... Also drove in four runs against Nebraskaon April 10 when he teamed with Matt Giller to hit two grand slams in the samegame... Also had four RBI against Kent State on March 12 and was 2-for-5 with adouble, a home run and three RBI at Oklahoma on May 1... Went 2-for-5 with adouble against Washington State on June 4 in the NCAA Regional.


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5-10 178 R/R So.-1LIF

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`ôbbo=efdepCategory Highs Opponent (last time) DateAt Bats 4 three times (vs. Chicago State) 4/28/10Hits 2 three times (vs. Chicago State) 4/28/10RBI 4 vs. Wichita State 3/30/10Runs Scored 2 four times (vs. Kansas) 5/16/10Home Runs 1 two times (vs. Chicago State) 4/28/10Walks 1 13 times (vs. Grambling State) 6/5/10Stolen Bases 1 two times (vs. Kent State) 3/13/10Strikeouts 2 two times (vs. Texas) 5/7/10

PERSONALTanner Cade Witt was born January 25, 1991, in Dallas, Texas... Son of Tommy andLorrie Witt... Has two siblings, Lauren and Seth... Majoring in business administra-tion.

An infielder who earned starting time at second base... Will contribute to the middleinfield again as a sophomore, as he looks to earn starting duties at shortstop.

FRESHMAN (2010)Appeared in 36 games, including 19 starts, mainly at second base... Hit .254 withtwo doubles, two home runs and 14 RBI... Went 2-for-4 with a career high four RBIagainst Wichita State on March 30... Also had two RBI against Kent State on March14 and against Texas on May 9 on a single to tie the game... Hit a home run in bothgames against Chicago State.

LAKE ZURICH HIGH SCHOOLA three-year letterwinner for the Bears under head coach Gary Simon... Rated theNo. 1 shortstop, catcher, outfielder and hitter, and the No. 2 pitcher at the Full Pack-age Showcase in October 2007... Also rated the No. 1 catcher and outfielder, No. 2shortstop and pitcher, and No. 4 hitter at the Prep Baseball Report Chicago Showcasein September 2007... Led team to a conference and regional championship, whilehe was named all-conference and all-area... Also lettered in football as a quarterbackand defensive back, leading his team to a conference and state championship... Anhonors student who participated in the Awana Leadership Counsel.

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One of the top prep pitchers out of the Chicago areawho was selected by the Chicago Cubs out of highschool in the 2009 draft... Will look to break into therotation after redshirting the 2010 season due to in-jury.

FRESHMAN (2010)Redshirt season... Named to the Big 12 Commis-sioner’s Honor Roll.

DE LA SALLE HIGH SCHOOLLettered for the Meteros as a pitcher and middle in-fielder under head coach Nick Bridich... Named aChicago Catholic League All-Star... Earned AcademicAll-Catholic League honors as a senior... Pitched a one-hit, 13-strikeout game as a senior... Also lettered twoyears in basketball... Was drafted in the 24th round ofthe 2009 Major League Baseball Amateur Draft by theChicago Cubs.

PERSONALGerardo John Esquivel was born April 28, 1991, inChicago, Ill... Son of Gerardo and Lisa Esquivel... Hasone sister... Majoring in sociology/criminology with theintention of becoming a detective.

Has tremendous projection due to an athletic 6-5frame, but has battle injuries since coming to Manhat-tan... Will look to bounce back and throw some in-nings after injuries have sidelined him each of the firsttwo seasons.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2010)Did not see any game action.

FRESHMAN (2009)Redshirt season.

BURKE HIGH SCHOOLLettered and started three years for the Bulldogs undercoaches Mike Sortino and Scott Hodges... Led team toa district championship in 2007 and runner-up finishesin 2006 and 2008... Played for Team Nebraska hissophomore and junior campaigns... Also played twoyears of basketball... Was a four-year member of the3.5 GPA and over honor roll and National Honors So-ciety.

PERSONALBenjamin James Heairet was born September 2, 1989,in Omaha, Neb... Son of James and Rhonda Heairet...Majoring in interior design.

A big power-hitting first baseman who will look to bea mainstay in the middle of the order... A solid infielderwho will battle for starting duties.

COCHISE COLLEGEPlayed two seasons for the Apaches under head coachTodd Inglehart... A First Team All-Arizona CommunityCollege Athletic Conference and a First Team NJCAAAll-Region honoree in 2010 as he led Cochise to theNJCAA Region I playoffs as the No. 4 seed... Hit .378(76-for-201) with 16 doubles, two triples, six homeruns and 67 RBI as a sophomore... Registered a .301batting average (37-for-123) with 14 doubles, onehome run and 21 RBI as a freshman... A 2010 NJCAAAll-Star and represented the United States at the 2010Honkbal Tournament in the Netherlands.

DEL NORTE HIGH SCHOOLLettered for the Knights under head coach MattAragon... Named the 2008 New Mexico GatoradePlayer of the Year and earned first team all-district, all-metro and all-state honors... Led the state with a .589average and 15 home runs as a senior... Ranks thirdin New Mexico history with 26 career home runs...Also led the state in hitting as a junior in 2007 with a.586 average, earning first team all-district and all-state honors.

PERSONALWade Edward Hinkle was born September 5, 1989, inAlbuquerque, N.M... Son of Scott and Karen Hinkle...Has one sister, Whitney... A member of the NationalHonors Society in high school... Majoring in business.

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6-0 235 L/L So.-SQLHP

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5-11 226 L/L Jr.-JCIF

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A junior-college catcher who adds immediate depthbehind the plate... A solid defensive catcher who willback up Chase Graskewicz and look to earn somestarts.

HUTCHINSON CCPlayed two seasons for the Blue Dragons under headcoach Kyle Crookes... Led Hutchinson to a third-placefinish at the Junior College World Series... Named the2010 NJCAA Region VI Defensive Player of the Yearand a First Team All-Central District selection as hethrew out 45-percent of the base stealers against himand also registered six pickoffs... Was also a secondteam all-region selection and a First Team All-JayhawkConference pick... Hit .337 (56-for-166) as a sopho-more with 12 doubles, four home runs and 33 RBI in61 games, including 56 starts... Played in 13 games asa freshman, going 4-for-24 with a double and twoRBI... Played two years with current Wildcat pitcherShawn Lewick.

BLUE VALLEY WEST HIGH SCHOOLLettered three years for the Jaguars under head coachBill McDonald... Hit .339 as a senior in 2008, earningsecond team all-league honors... Helped the Jaguarsto a 5A state runner-up finish in 2006 and a 2007 6Astate championship.

PERSONALDan Harris Klein was born August 29, 1990, in Wichita,Kan... Son of Gregg and Brenda Klein... Has one sister,Aubrey... Named to the honor roll all four years... Abusiness management major.

A right-handed pitcher that found success at the jun-ior-college level... Will look to transition to Division Ias he battles for innings as a midweek starter.

HUTCHINSON CCPlayed two seasons for the Blue Dragons under headcoach Kyle Crookes... Led Hutchinson to a third-placefinish at the Junior College World Series... An Honor-able Mention All-NJCAA, First Team All-NJCAA CentralDistrict and First Team All-Jayhawk Conference selec-tion as a sophomore... Earned an 8-2 record and a2.29 ERA in 14 appearances, including four starts, al-lowing 22 earned runs on 72 hits with 31 walks and95 strikeouts in 86.2 innings pitched... His 95 strike-outs were a single-season school record... Was 7-1with a 5.44 ERA in nine games as a freshman, allow-ing 26 runs on 50 hits with 22 walks and 37 strikeoutsin 43.0 innings... Played two seasons with currentWildcat catcher Dan Klein.

ANDALE HIGH SCHOOLPlayed for the Indians under head coach Bryan Hol-man... Led team to a state runner-up finish as he wasnamed the Hutchinson News All-Area MVP... Went 4-1 with a 0.49 ERA and 54 strikeouts as a senior, whilealso hitting .389 with three home runs and 25 RBI...Also played football, helping Andale win the 2007state championship.

PERSONALShawn Patrick Hugh Lewick was born January 7, 1990,in Wichita, Kan... Son of Steve and Dian Lewick.

A dominant pitcher in the JuCo ranks as a freshman...Looking to become a midweek starter and battle forweekend duty... Drafted in the 39th round of the 2010MLB Draft by the Chicago White Sox, but opted to con-tinue his career at K-State.

BARTON COUNTY CCPlayed one season for the Cougars under head coachMike Warren... A Second Team All-Jayhawk Conferenceselection as a pitcher, but was also a designated hit-ter... Earned a 5-4 record and a 2.11 ERA, allowing 15earned runs on 44 hits with 32 walks and 77 strikeoutsin 64.0 innings of work... Started 11 games on the sea-son, recording three complete games and one com-plete-game shutout... Held opponents to a .194batting average... Held a 1.20 ERA through his firstnine starts, allowing seven earned runs in 52.1 in-nings... Hit .378 (34-for-90) with three doubles, onehome run and 21 RBI.

COLBY HIGH SCHOOLLettered three years for the Eagles under head coachKevin Cox... Went 11-0 with a 1.87 ERA during his sen-ior campaign, leading Colby to a 24-2 record and itsfirst ever trip to the state championship... Named the2009 Kansas 4A State Player of the Year and was anall-state pitcher and outfielder... Also lettered fouryears in basketball, earning all-league honors threetimes and honorable mention all-state accolades as asenior.

PERSONALLevi Joseph Schlick was born October 16, 1990, inColby, Kan... Son of Larry and Marry Schlick... Has foursiblings, Ben, Jessica, John and Sally... A four-yearmember of the superintendent honor roll in highschool... Majoring in kinesiology with the intention tobecome a pedorthic specialist.

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6-5 215 L/L So.-JCLHP

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OVERLAND PARK, KAN. (HUTCHINSON CC)

5-9 171 R/R Jr.-JCC

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5-10 194 L/L Jr.-JCLHP

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5-11 170 L/L Fr.-HSLHP/IF

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6-1 208 R/R Fr.-HSIF/RHP

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DWIGHT, NEB. (EAST BUTLER)

6-4 196 R/R Fr.-HSRHP

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A raw talent who found success on the summer cir-cuit... Will look to improve throughout the spring whilebattling for playing time.

EAST BUTLER HIGH SCHOOLPlayed exclusively for American Legion teams as EastButler did not have varsity baseball... Pitched for theNebraska Sluggers... Played basketball for East Butler,averaging 19.4 points and 7.4 rebounds per game asa senior... Named an honorary captain of the LincolnJournal Star 2010 D-I All-State basketball team.

PERSONALRyley Blake Cidlik was born November 4, 1991, in Lin-coln, Neb... Son of Mark and Kelly Cidlik... Was on theAll “A” Honor Roll in high school and was a memberof the National Honors Society... Plans to major in agri-culture economics.

Considered the top prep player in the Chicago area asboth a pitcher and a position player... Will focus con-centration on the mound while gaining some work atthe plate.

NAPERVILLE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOLLettered one season for the Redhawks under headcoach Bill Seiple... Also played three seasons at St. RitaHigh School... Was named a Louisville Slugger HighSchool All-American as a first baseman and pitcher,the Prep Baseball Report Player of the Year, theChicago Tribune Player of the Year and the Daily Her-ald Player of the Year... Was a perfect 12-0 on themound with a 1.45 ERA to go along with 122 strike-outs and just 12 walks in 82.0 innings as a senior,leading Naperville Central to the 4A state champi-onship over St. Rita... Hit .430 (61-for-142) with 15doubles, two home runs and 28 RBI in 2010... Alsoearned all-conference and all-area honors as a junior.

PERSONALShane Robert Conlon was born February 27, 1992, inDowners Grove, Ill... Son of Robert and Colleen Con-lon... Has one sister, Kate... Was named to the highschool honor roll seven of eight semesters... Plans onmajoring in engineering.

One of the top prep players in the state of Ohio... Aneffective pitcher who can also play infield... Drafted inthe 36th round of the 2010 MLB Draft by the Los An-geles Dodgers, but decided to play at Kansas State.

WALSH JESUIT HIGH SCHOOLLettered four years for the Warriors under head coachChris Kaczmar... A two-time First Team All-Ohio selec-tion, who earned Ohio Division II Player of the Yearhonors... Was a second team All-American pick byRawlings and Max Preps... Also earned honorablemention All-American honors from Under Armour andLouisville Slugger... Hit .571 as a senior with a school-record tying 10 home runs, 10 doubles and 46 RBI...Hit a school-record 22 home runs over his four-yearcareer... Finished senior year with a 3-0 record and a1.45 ERA on the mound with 57 strikeouts in 33.2 in-nings, while he held opponents to a .169 batting av-erage.

PERSONALJohnny Robert Fasola was born December 12, 1991,in Cleveland, Ohio... Son of John and Teri Fasola... Hastwo siblings, Jessica and Jayme... Plans on majoring inbusiness administration.


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One of three freshmen left-handed pitchers on the ros-ter... An all-district pitcher who will compete for middlerelief appearances.

NIMITZ HIGH SCHOOLLettered for the Vikings under head coach Steve Voth...Named the Texas District 7-5A Offensive Player of theYear and was an all-district pitcher in 2009.

PERSONALCody Wyatt Faulkner was born August 8, 1991, inRound Rock, Texas... Son of Mike and Susan Faulkner...Has one brother, Sean Flanagan... Undecided on amajor.

One of the top left-handed pitchers in the state of Ari-zona as a prep... Could be a midweek starter and comeout of the bullpen during the weekend... Drafted in the45th round of the 2010 MLB Draft by Tampa Bay, butchose to enroll at K-State.

SUNNYSLOPE HIGH SCHOOLLettered three years for the Vikings under head coachJeff Shillington... An honorable mention all-state se-lection by the Arizona Republic as a senior, while alsoearning first team all-region accolades... Went 9-1 witha 2.16 ERA, allowing 18 earned runs on 35 hits with120 strikeouts in 75 innings... Also limited opponentsto a .190 batting average... Earned first team all-re-gion honors as a junior and second team accolades asa sophomore... Was on the golf team for three yearsas part of the district and regional champion squad in2009.

PERSONALBlake Burrus Freeman was born June 2, 1992, in Albu-querque, N.M... Son of Don Freeman and Cheryl Cur-tis... Has a twin brother, Connor... Cousin, Craig Roh,is a starting linebacker at Michigan... Undecided on amajor.

Regarded as the top prep player in the state of Ohio...A power-hitting switch-hitter who will battle for im-mediate starting duties in the outfield.

JEROME HIGH SCHOOLLettered for the Celtics under head coach Chris Hues-man... Named the Ohio Division I Player of the Year in2010 as he led his team to a 23-7 record and a sec-tional championship... Rated the 13th-best player inthe state of Ohio by Perfect Game Crosschecker, wasthe Ohio Capital Conference Player of the Year, the Di-vision I Central District Player of the Year, earned firstteam all-state honors from the Columbus Dispatchand was a 2010 Under Armour Preseason All-Ameri-can... Hit .574 (58-for-101) as a senior with 15 dou-bles, one triple, five home runs and 26 RBI... Broke thesingle-season school records for batting average (pre-viously held by current Wildcat and brother Jason Kingat .477), hits, runs scored (41), doubles, on-base per-centage (.632) and slugging percentage (.891)... Alsoearned first team all-conference and first team all-dis-trict honors as a sophomore and junior.

PERSONALJared Franklin King was born October 12, 1991, inColumbus, Ohio... Son of Jeff and the late Susan King...Older brother, Jason, is a junior third baseman forKansas State… Undecided on a major.

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One of three freshmen from the state of Ohio... A util-ity guy who could see playing time in both the infieldand outfield.

ST. EDWARD HIGH SCHOOLLettered three years for the Eagles under head coachDan Allie... A First Team All-Northeast Ohio selectionby ESPN Rise in 2010... Also earned all-league hon-ors... Hit .485 (47-for-97) with 10 doubles, two triples,16 RBI and 16 steals as a senior in 2010, leading histeam to a state championship... Was .417 (35-for-84)in 2009 with seven doubles, 18 RBI and 14 steals...Lettered three years in hockey, earning all-state acco-lades in 2010.

PERSONALMichael Ross Kivett was born October 19, 1991, inCleveland, Ohio... Son of Mike and Mary Kivett... Hastwo siblings, Juliana and Jake... A four-year honor rollstudent in high school... A business major who wouldlike to coach college baseball.

One of two freshmen from the state of Kansas... A tal-ented outfielder from the Kansas City area that willback up at all three outfield positions while improvingat the plate.

BLUE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOLLettered three years for the Tigers under head coachMatt Ortman... Earned First Team All-Eastern KansasLeague (EKL) and second team all-state honors as asenior, while he was an honorable mention EKL pickas a junior... Led team to state championships as asophomore and senior, including a 20-5 record duringhis final campaign... Hit .364 with six doubles, onetriple, two home runs and 22 RBI as a senior.

PERSONALMitch J Meyer was born February 18, 1992, in Stilwell,Kan... Son of Thomas and Rhonda Meyer... Father let-tered in baseball at K-State in 1984 and 1985... Hasone sibling, Payton... Plans on majoring in wildlife andoutdoor enterprise management.

One of the top prep pitchers in the state of Coloradowho set the school record for career wins... Comesfrom an athletic family as both siblings and fatherplayed Division I sports.

BOULDER HIGH SCHOOLLettered four years for the Panthers under head coachSteve Disbrow... Was named all-region and all-confer-ence as a sophomore, junior and senior... Earned a 15-1 career record with a 1.78 ERA... His 15 wins are themost in a career in Boulder High School history... Onlyplayed in seven games as a senior due to injury, butwent 3-0 on the mound and hit .647 with 11 RBI.

PERSONALJared Weston Moore was born March 25, 1992, inBoulder, Colo... Son of Fred and the late Molly Moore...Father, Fred, played basketball at Missouri... Has twosiblings, David and Caroline... David played baseballat Lamar, while Caroline played soccer at Colorado...Plans to major in marketing.

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A walk-on catcher who impressed in the fall... A solidprep hitter who will continue to develop.

DESERT MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOLLettered three seasons for the Wolves under headcoach Bryan Rice... A two-time honorable mention all-state selection by the Arizona Republic... Selected toplay in the 2010 Arizona Senior All-Star Game and wasa two-time first team all-city and all-region pick... Ledteam to a state runner-up finish in 2010 as he hit .400with 10 home runs and 45 RBI... Hit .427 with 11 dou-bles, 12 home runs and 45 RBI as a junior in 2009.

PERSONALAdam Zachary Sonabend was born May 12, 1992, inLos Angeles, Calif... Son of Isy and Benita Sonabend...Has one sister, Jessica... Plan on majoring in business.

One of three Manhattan natives on the roster... Endedprep career on a high note and will continue to im-prove in the program.

MANHATTAN HIGH SCHOOLLettered two years for the Indians under head coachDon Hess... Was a first team all-league and honorablemention all-state selection as a senior in 2010 and anhonorable mention all-league pick in 2009... Also let-tered two years in football.

PERSONALLane Aaron Trudo was born May 3, 1992, in Manhat-tan, Kan... Son of Ron and Rhonda Trudo... Has onebrother, Brice... Named to the honor roll all four yearsand performed 100 hours of community servicethrough the distinguished service program... Plans onmajoring in elementary education.

A freshman who could earn playing time at either mid-dle infield positions... Considered to have a good batand a solid glove.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOLLettered three years for the Lobos under head coachScott Bullock... Led team to three-straight state cham-pionships, including the 2010 season in which heearned all-state honors and scored a school record 50runs... Hit 13 home runs and drove in 57 RBI in his ca-reer... Also lettered in golf in 2007 and 2008.

PERSONALLuke Geston White was born June 3, 1991, in FortCollins, Colo... Son of Jeff and Lisa White... Has onebrother, Jason... Jason lettered in baseball at Iowa, wasselected in the 17th round of the 2007 MLB Draft andplayed the 2010 season for the Frederick Keys, theHigh A affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles... Plans on ma-joring in pre-veterinarian.

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DID YOU KNOW...• Kansas State’s 37 wins were the second-most in school history.• The 14 conference victories tied for the most ever at Kansas State, while its third-place Big 12 finish was a school best.• K-State went 14-9 in the regular season against NCAA Regional teams, including perfect marks against Citadel (#3, 1-0), Milwaukee (#4, 2-0) and Kent State, (#4, 4-0). The Cats also went 3-1 against No. 2 seed Baylor. • The Wildcats were the only team in the Big 12 with three players in the top 10 in batting average.• Kansas State held three of the top 10 individuals with the best on-base percentage in the Big 12, while the Cats were tops by 27 points in the league in that department.• K-State finished the season second in the Big 12 in runs (448) and RBI (414) despite hitting fewer home runs (39) than any other team.• K-State did not allow a walk in nine contests, while the Cats walked only one or two batters 18 times.• Senior catcher Daniel Dellasega was hit by a school- and Big 12-record 27 pitches during the season.• Nick Martini recorded a hit in 54-of-59 games, while he reached base in every contest during the year.• After Evan Marshall went to the bullpen, the right-hander recorded a 2.41 ERA and limited opponents to a .188 average.

GIANT STEPS The Kansas State baseball program has made big strides over the past five seasons,pinnacling with its highest-ever Big 12 finish in 2010. The Wildcats concluded Big 12 playthird in the standings, their highest conference finish since a second-place showing inthe 1990 Big Eight standings. Kansas State, which has tallied a school record 80 overalland 28 Big 12 wins in the last two seasons, also came close to recording their most con-ference victories in school history. The Friday-night win at Texas A&M gave them 14 onthe season and tied them with last year’s team for the most in school history. But the Ag-gies came back to win the final two games of the series. K-State, which finished 10th in the Big 12 in 2005, has improved its Big 12 placingeach of the last five seasons as the Cats finished ninth in 2006, eighth in 2007, tied forsixth in 2008 and fourth in 2009 before finishing third in 2010.

IF YOU BUILD IT... After single-game and single-season atten-dance records in 2009, fans returned to the seethe Wildcats again in 2010. Kansas State resetall three attendance records in 2010 as it drew46,290 total fans in 27 home games, over3,000 more than 2009. That number averagedout to a school-best 1,714 fans, 323 more thanthe previous record set in 2009, while a new single-game record was set on March 30against Wichita State when 4,745 fans pack the house to see K-State defeat WSU. K-State’s regular-season average ranked sixth in the Big 12 and 36th nationally de-spite having the second-smallest listed capacity in the league. Taking stadium capacitiesinto account, Kansas State filled 73.5-percent of its stadium on average, which rankedsecond in the league to Texas. The 2010 Nebraska series also set the stadium record for attendance in a three-gameseries at 8,540, topping the 2009 Texas Tech series (7,491). In fact, three of K-State’smost-attended series in stadium history occurred in 2010 as the Cats drew 7,367 againstTexas (third) and 6,506 vs. Baylor (fourth).

AT ALL COSTS Kansas State was one of the best teams in the country in getting on base. The Wildcatsled the Big 12 with an on-base percentage of .426, including a .399 mark in Big 12 games.K-State’s overall on-base percentage was 27 points better than Texas Tech, which wassecond at .399. Team on-base percentage is not a statistic kept by the NCAA, but accord-ing to Boyd’s World, Kansas State finished the year tied for ninth in the nation. K-State,which was third in the conference in hits, has such a high percentage due 273 walks (sec-ond in the Big 12) and a league-record 110 hit-by-pitches. The Wildcats had three of the top 10 individuals in Big 12 in on-base percentage asNick Martini was first, while Adam Muenster and Blair DeBord were third and sev-enth, respectively. Martini’s on-base percentage of .509 ranked third in school history,while Muenster (.476) was 10th.

BULLPEN’S BIG THREE Kansas State received outstanding production from its top three relievers in ThomasRooke, Evan Marshall and James Allen. Coming out of the bullpen, the trio combinedto go 12-6 with a 2.99 ERA and 10 saves, while opponents hit .198 off the three reliev-ers. Marshall, a second team All-Big 12 performer, pitched exceptionally well after movingback to the bullpen. The Sunnyvale, Calif., product, who was a reliever as a freshman in2009, was a starter for his first seven games of 2010. After becoming a reliever, Marshallallowed just 111 earned runs in 41.0 innings, good for a 2.41 ERA. He also limited oppo-nents to a .188 batting average out of the bullpen, while he allowed just seven of his 22inherited runners (.318) to score. Allen proved to be one of the best closers in the Big 12 as he finished sixth in theleague in overall saves, but tied for third in saves against conference opponents, whilehis .156 batting average yielded to league foes was tops in the Big 12. Allen also showedhe could work extended innings as he earned a win at Texas Tech on April 3 in a career-high 5.1-inning outing. He also worked two or more innings on 13 occasions, includingat Texas A&M on May 21 and a two-inning save against KU in the Big 12 Championship.

MARTINI’S MISSION Nick Martini, the 2010 Big 12 Co-Player of the Year and a Second Team All-American,concluded his sophomore campaign high in both the Kansas State and Big 12 recordbooks. The Crystal Lake, Ill., product led the Big 12 with a .416 (96-for-231) average,which tied for fifth in school history. Furthermore, his average was 30th nationally. Martinishined against Big 12 competition as he hit league foes for the tune of a .433 average(42-for-97), the eighth-best mark in league history. The Wildcat center fielder also led the Big 12 and ranked 26th nationally in on-basepercentage (.509), while he finished second in the league and tied for 34th in the NCAAwith 96 hits, just one shy of the school mark. His on-base percentage was third for a sin-gle-season in school history.

MUENSTER HITS THE BIG 12 Kansas State senior AdamMuenster completed the Big 12season as the top hitter in the con-ference at .434 en route to FirstTeam All-Big 12 honors. Muenstertied for fifth in conference historyin Big 12-only batting average andtopped some of the best players inconference history, including TexasA&M’s Jose Duran (.432, 2008), K-State’s Kasey Weishaar (.427, 1999) and Oklahoma’sCasey Bookout (.427, 1997). Muenster, who recorded 16 multi-hit contests in 26 Big 12 games and had a league-best 46 hits in conference games, went 6-for-12 at Texas A&M during the final weekendto propel him to the top mark in the conference. The Omaha, Neb., native finished his final season with a .381 overall batting averageas he recorded 94 hits to finish third in school history.

PUTTING A STOPPER ON IT Sophomore relief pitcher James Allen was one of the Wildcats’ most dependable re-lievers this season. The right-hander, who was named to the National Collegiate BaseballWriters Association (NCBWA) Stopper of the Year midseason watch list, was 5-1 with a2.28 ERA and nine saves in 47.1 innings pitched. His ERA would have ranked ninth inschool history if he had pitched just 2.2 more innings to reach the required 50.0-inningmark. Allen’s nine saves were fourth in school history, while his 14 career saves are thirdall-time at Kansas State. Allen, who ranked sixth in the conference in saves, recorded foursaves against Big 12 opponents to tie for third. Allen buckled down against conference opponents as his 2.54 Big 12 ERA rankedfifth in the league, while he held conference opponents to a .156 batting average, whichwas tops in the Big 12. His overall opponent batting average of .189 would have beenthird in the league if he had pitched the minimum amount of innings. Even more impressive is that Allen allowed just seven of his 22 inherited runners toscore, while he has retired the first batter of an appearance 24 times in 28 opportunities.

Year Attendance Avg.2010 46,290 1,7142009 43,151 1,3912006 30,810 9932004 25,630 8002008 25,035 863

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OVERALL RECORD: 37-22HOME: 21-6 • AWAY: 7-10 • NEUTRAL: 9-6 • BIG 12: 14-12

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Date Opponent Result R H E R H E Inn. Time Attend KSU Pitcher Game Recap/KSU Highlights

Feb. 19 vs. Delaware^ W 11-5 11 10 2 5 10 3 9 3:00 240 Daniel (1-0) Five-run ninth inning is fueled by Dellasega’s 3 RBI double

Feb. 20 vs. East Tennessee State^ L 6-10 6 10 2 10 18 2 9 2:40 208 Doller (0-1) ETSU punches across five in ninth to break 5-5 tie

Feb. 21 at The Citadel^ W 2-1 2 8 0 1 4 1 9 2:27 601 Hunter (1-0) Cats hang on to one-run win behind Hunter’s gem

Feb. 27 vs. Duquesne# W 10-3 10 12 0 3 9 3 9 2:29 102 Daniel (2-0) Daniel pitches 6.0 strong while Cats tally season-high hits.

Feb. 28 vs. Northeastern# W 6-1 6 8 2 1 4 2 9 2:17 233 Marshall (1-0) Starting pitching continues to shine as Marshall throws 8 inn.

Mar. 1 vs. St. Bonaventure# W 14-7 14 17 1 7 18 1 (11) 4:22 179 Allen (1-0) Cats score nine in the 11th to turn tied game into blow out

Mar. 2 vs. Western Michigan# W 27-8 27 21 0 8 13 3 9 2:53 181 Lindsey (1-0) K-State’s 27 runs tie for sixth most in school history

Mar. 3 vs. Villanova# L 5-8 5 9 2 8 10 2 9 3:00 232 Bahramzadeh (0-1) Down six, K-State rallied to get within one run, but falls

Mar. 5 at Stetson% W 14-6 14 17 0 6 14 1 9 3:48 729 Daniel (3-0) Nine-run sixth inning pushes Cats to victory

Mar. 6 vs. Notre Dame% W 5-2 5 11 1 2 9 0 9 2:45 279 Marshall (2-0) Stellar pitching from Marshall and Allen propel Cats to win

Mar. 7 vs. Harvard% W 6-1 6 13 1 1 3 1 9 2:35 119 Hunter (2-0) Cats score 5 in seventh to take win; Finish FL road trip at 7-1

Mar. 12 KENT STATE W 11-8 11 13 2 8 10 1 9 2:48 577 Daniel (4-0) Kindel hits two of K-State’s three HR; Daniel moves to 4-0

Mar. 13 KENT STATE W 10-9 10 12 2 9 16 0 (10) 3:36 809 Allen (2-0) Cats rally and win on Giller’s walk-off hit-by-pitch

Mar. 13 KENT STATE W 7-1 7 12 0 1 4 3 9 2:29 809 Hunter (3-0) Hunter pitches eight strong innings as Cats sweep DH

Mar. 14 KENT STATE W 11-0 11 11 1 0 5 2 (7) 2:00 693 Lindsey (2-0) Cats score 7 in 2nd for sweep; Lindsey seven-inning CG

Mar. 16 CREIGHTON L 4-7 4 8 0 7 10 1 9 2:39 1,090 Rooke (0-1) Four-run Creighton eighth inning dooms Kansas State

Mar. 19 MILWAUKEE W 4-0 4 10 0 0 8 0 9 2:15 589 Daniel (5-0) Daniel pitches 7.0 scoreless; Cats score 4 over 1st and 2nd

Mar. 19 MILWAUKEE W 2-1 2 6 0 1 5 2 9 2:33 589 Rooke (1-1) Cats score 1 in 8th and 9th innings; Jurica walk-off single

Mar. 23 NEWMAN W 7-1 7 10 1 1 7 0 9 2:29 864 Hunter (4-0) Seven Wildcat hurlers limit Newman to just one run

Mar. 26 OKLAHOMA STATE* W 14-11 14 15 1 11 12 0 9 3:12 1,539 Allen (3-0) Down four, Cats score 7 in 8th inning to win Big 12 opener

Mar. 28 OKLAHOMA STATE* W 9-3 9 6 0 3 8 1 9 2:24 1,374 Rooke (2-1) KSU scores 7 unanswered; Rooke 4.0 innings of no-hit ball

Mar. 28 OKLAHOMA STATE* W 13-3 13 12 2 3 9 2 (7) 2:12 1,374 Hunter (5-0) Eight-run KSU 4th; Cats earn first-ever Big 12-opening sweep

Mar. 30 WICHITA STATE W 8-5 8 12 1 3 5 3 9 3:04 4,745 Applegate (1-0) Cats break three-all tie with five seventh-inning runs

Apr. 1 at Texas Tech* L 5-8 5 10 1 8 14 1 9 3:08 1,897 Marshall (2-1) K-State can’t get timely hit, strands 12 runners on base

Apr. 2 at Texas Tech* L 4-13 4 8 1 13 19 2 9 2:36 2,505 Daniel (5-1) Tech scores 7 in third inning, records season-high 19 hits

Apr. 3 at Texas Tech* W 10-6 10 14 3 6 10 3 9 3:34 2,846 Allen (4-0) Down five, K-State scores 10 unanswered to salvage final game

Apr. 9 NEBRASKA* L 3-5 3 8 1 5 10 1 9 3:03 3,486 Lindsey (2-1) Cats have tying run on first base in the ninth, but fall short

Apr. 10 NEBRASKA* W 13-5 13 14 1 5 9 2 9 3:16 2,943 Hunter (6-0) Two K-State grand slams fuel a pair of five-run innings

Apr. 11 NEBRASKA* W 8-5 8 12 3 3 10 2 9 2:58 2,111 Marshall (3-1) K-State sets three records as the Cats take the series

Apr. 13 at BYU L 9-15 9 7 0 15 14 4 9 3:25 421 Bahramzadeh (0-2) Down eight, K-State scores five unanswered, but falls

Apr. 14 at BYU L 10-13 10 18 2 13 18 2 9 3:08 717 Lindsey (2-2) Another Wildcat comeback comes short as BYU sweeps

Apr. 16 BAYLOR* W 5-2 5 12 1 2 4 1 9 2:47 2,248 Rooke (3-1) Rooke throw four perfect innings with five strikeouts

Apr. 17 BAYLOR* W 5-2 5 9 0 2 4 2 9 2:17 2,054 Hunter (7-0) Hunter throws six no-hit innings, Record start thru 33 games

Apr. 18 BAYLOR* W 3-2 3 7 0 2 5 0 9 2:05 2,204 Lindsey (3-2) Cats complete sweep with great pitching; Lindsey 6 scoreless

Apr. 20 at Wichita State W 7-4 7 11 0 4 10 2 9 3:10 7,217 Giannonatti (1-0) Moore’s RBI single breaks three-all tie in the eighth

Apr. 25 at Missouri* L 2-4 2 8 1 4 7 1 9 2:45 214 Daniel (5-2) K-State leaves 13 on base, including the bases loaded twice

Apr. 25 at Missouri* L 8-9 8 13 0 9 11 5 (10) 3:26 214 Marshall (3-2) Cats take lead in 10th, but MU scores twice in bottom half

Apr. 27 CHICAGO STATE W 12-4 12 17 0 4 11 1 9 2:35 1,916 Bahramzadeh (1-2) Wildcats score four times in three different innings

Apr. 28 CHICAGO STATE W 20-2 20 20 0 2 3 1 (7) 2:01 717 Lindsey (4-2) KSU smashes 4 HRs while 4 pitchers limit CSU to just 3 hits

Apr. 30 at Oklahoma* L 3-14 3 11 3 14 18 1 9 3:03 1,026 Daniel (5-3) Oklahoma jumps out to 6-1 lead after two innings

May 1 at Oklahoma* W 14-9 14 12 3 9 12 1 9 3:21 1,139 Marshall (4-2) K-State’s clutch hitting produces a six- and five-run inning

May 2 at Oklahoma* L 11-15 11 15 0 15 18 3 9 3:28 1,010 Lindsey (4-3) Sooners smash six home runs, including three in the eighth

May 4 MINNESOTA W 12-6 12 18 1 6 12 0 9 3:20 1,526 Giannonatti (2-0) Cats score eight in first three frames en route to win

May 5 MINNESOTA L 0-3 0 3 0 3 7 1 9 2:12 941 Applegate (1-1) First regular-season shutout to a non-con opp. since 2005

May 7 TEXAS* W 2-1 2 4 2 1 7 1 9 2:52 2,630 Hunter (8-0) K-State defeats No. 1 team at home for first time ever

May 8 TEXAS* L 2-17 2 6 1 17 19 2 9 2:41 3,189 Bahramzadeh (1-3) Texas hits four multi-run homers to even series

May 9 TEXAS* L 5-6 5 9 2 6 6 0 9 2:34 1,548 Marshall (4-3) Cats led 5-3, but UT scores one in the 6th and two in the 7th

May 14 at Kansas* W 5-4 5 10 3 4 8 3 9 3:01 1,663 Rooke (4-1) K-State rallies with four-run sixth; Allen seventh save

May 15 KANSAS* L 3-7 3 8 0 7 9 0 9 2:40 2,296 Hunter (8-1) KU scores six runs over middle innings; Hunter’s first lost

May 16 KANSAS* W 8-5 8 10 1 5 11 1 9 2:54 1,429 Marshall (5-3) Martini: 2-for-3 with 3 RBI, including go-ahead 2-run single

May 21 at Texas A&M* W 8-7 8 14 2 7 11 1 (10) 3:53 3,281 Allen (5-0) Dellasega’s 10th inn. single give Cats 1st in at A&M since ‘04

May 22 at Texas A&M* L 2-10 2 9 3 10 11 0 9 2:52 3,764 Hunter (8-2) Texas A&M scores seven runs over final three innings

May 23 at Texas A&M* L 2-3 2 8 1 3 5 2 9 2:52 3,119 Marshall (5-4) Aggies break 2-2 tie in 8th with solo home run

May 26 vs. Baylor! L 8-11 8 11 0 11 13 0 9 3:02 5,003 Marshall (5-5) K-State erases seven-run deficit, but falls late

May 28 vs. Kansas! W 10-5 10 15 0 5 12 1 9 2:58 5,855 Hunter (9-2) K-State earns 36th win, second most in school history

May 29 vs. Oklahoma! L 13-2 13 15 1 2 5 2 (8) 2:48 5,817 Daniel (5-4) Oklahoma scores six in 4th to break tied game.

June 4 vs. Washington State$ L 6-8 6 11 1 8 12 1 9 3:03 2,518 Allen (5-1) Two-run homer in eighth sends Washington St. to victory

June 5 vs. Grambling State$ W 9-8 9 14 0 8 13 1 9 2:49 5,375 Bahramzadeh (2-3) K-State scores 9 in first 5 innings and holds of GSU rally

June 6 vs. Washington State$ L 6-9 6 11 0 9 12 2 9 3:30 5,061 Lindsey (4-4) Washington State scores 6 in 6th to end K-State’s season

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INDIVIDUAL HITTING STATISTICS

Player AVG. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E FLD% 26 Martini, Nick .416 59-59 231 49 96 17 4 4 59 133 .576 41 8 21 .509 5 0 19-24 118 1 2 .9838 Muenster, Adam .381 59-59 247 65 94 21 1 3 33 126 .510 41 4 24 .476 0 2 26-33 45 115 12 .9304 Jurica, Carter .363 58-58 237 61 86 17 3 13 69 148 .624 33 7 32 .444 7 5 18-23 117 161 13 .95527 Graskewicz, Chase .359 33-16 64 15 23 0 0 1 14 26 .406 15 1 15 .481 1 1 3-3 36 3 1 .9759 DeBord, Blair .340 51-47 156 23 53 13 0 2 22 72 .462 21 17 24 .467 1 2 3-5 5 0 0 1.0007 Dellasega, Daniel .330 57-55 209 44 69 19 0 0 48 88 .421 16 27 35 .436 5 10 3-7 376 37 4 .99016 Giller, Matt .282 59-57 195 35 55 8 0 2 38 69 .354 18 11 53 .370 3 8 6-9 200 6 2 .99018 Kindel, Mike .267 57-52 187 39 50 4 2 6 33 76 .406 29 10 58 .390 2 2 8-9 85 5 3 .96817 Urban, Kent .265 58-54 215 46 57 16 1 4 41 87 .405 23 10 36 .357 4 3 15-19 387 29 8 .9815 Witt, Tanner .254 36-19 71 21 18 2 0 2 14 26 .366 13 1 12 .376 0 4 2-3 42 45 4 .9566 Brown, Jake .248 53-41 133 28 33 2 1 1 24 40 .301 13 8 37 .351 0 14 8-13 71 120 6 .970--------------

1 Moore, Ryan .464 45-2 28 10 13 2 0 0 13 15 .536 2 0 3 .500 0 2 9-9 24 0 0 1.0002 Clement, Brad .261 17-5 23 7 6 1 0 1 4 10 .435 3 2 6 .393 0 2 0-0 0 2 0 1.00025 Cocking, Nick .067 28-7 30 5 2 0 0 0 2 2 .067 5 4 14 .275 1 0 0-1 15 0 0 1.00015 Applegate, Matt .000 5-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-1 2 6 0 1.000

Totals .323 59-59 2026 448 655 122 12 39 414 918 .453 273 110 370 .426 29 55 120-159 1556 618 60 .973Opponents .291 59-59 2065 357 601 132 18 66 339 967 .468 172 58 403 .360 15 39 57-73 1519 652 85 .962

LOB - Team (530), Opp (437). DPs turned - Team (48), Opp (39). CI - Team (1), Dellasega, D 1, Opp (4).

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING STATISTICS

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg. WP HBP BK SFA 31 Marshall, Evan 3.90 5-5 27 7 0 0 0 1 83.0 79 47 36 20 51 17 3 4 322 .245 3 2 0 332 Hunter, Kyle 4.59 9-2 17 16 0 0 0 0 84.1 88 45 43 32 58 22 3 6 315 .279 3 7 0 122 Lindsey, Justin 6.06 4-4 19 12 1 1 0 0 65.1 73 47 44 23 47 15 0 14 257 .284 2 14 0 2--------------20 Allen, James 2.28 5-1 28 0 0 0 1 9 47.1 31 12 12 14 42 11 1 1 164 .189 0 7 0 219 Rooke, Thomas 4.18 4-1 26 0 0 0 0 0 47.1 50 29 22 18 61 9 2 7 185 .270 2 3 2 214 Daniel, Ryan 5.37 5-4 13 12 0 0 1 0 52.0 72 35 31 9 31 17 2 6 217 .332 1 2 1 044 Giannonatti, Tyler 6.27 2-0 14 0 0 0 0 0 18.2 30 13 13 5 13 7 0 1 83 .361 0 2 1 036 Doller, Jake 7.13 0-1 16 0 0 0 0 0 17.2 29 16 14 7 16 7 1 5 76 .382 3 3 0 223 Bahramzadeh, Kayvon 7.45 2-3 14 11 0 0 0 0 48.1 62 43 40 20 40 12 3 11 203 .305 4 3 0 012 Sturges, Tyler 9.45 0-0 11 0 0 0 0 0 13.1 15 15 14 4 6 2 0 1 52 .288 0 9 0 115 Applegate, Matt 9.58 1-1 18 1 0 0 0 0 31.0 46 34 33 13 27 8 3 5 137 .336 0 5 0 045 Hawkins, Robert 13.50 0-0 11 0 0 0 1 0 6.2 12 10 10 6 10 2 0 2 30 .400 2 0 0 238 Picht, Keith 24.55 0-0 5 0 0 0 0 0 3.2 14 11 10 1 1 3 0 3 24 .583 0 1 0 0

Totals 5.57 37-22 59 59 1 2 1 10 518.2 601 357 321 172 403 132 18 66 2065 .291 20 58 4 15Opponents 7.22 22-37 59 59 1 1 1 10 506.1 655 448 406 273 370 122 12 39 2026 .323 61 110 6 29

PB - Team (9), Dellasega, Daniel 9, Opp (14). Pickoffs - Team (13), Rooke, Thomas 4, Hunter, Kyle 2, Daniel, Ryan 2, Marshall, Evan 1, Lindsey, Justin 1, Bahramzadeh, Kayvon 1, Ap-plegate, Matt 1, Dellasega, Daniel 1, Opp (17).

OVERALL RECORD: 37-22HOME: 21-6 • AWAY: 7-10 • NEUTRAL: 9-6 • BIG 12: 14-12

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INDIVIDUAL HITTING STATISTICS

Player AVG. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E FLD% 8 Muenster, Adam .434 26-26 106 31 46 10 0 1 13 59 .557 18 2 11 .524 0 1 12-14 22 44 11 .85726 Martini, Nick .433 26-26 97 19 42 10 1 1 25 57 .588 22 3 10 .540 2 0 5-6 69 1 0 1.0004 Jurica, Carter .330 26-26 103 25 34 6 1 7 27 63 .612 16 3 15 .424 3 3 4-5 55 62 8 .9367 Dellasega, Daniel .283 26-26 99 14 28 8 0 0 22 36 .364 9 5 26 .365 2 7 0-3 169 20 2 .99017 Urban, Kent .260 26-26 104 16 27 10 0 2 24 43 .413 7 4 18 .325 2 0 5-7 182 19 6 .9719 DeBord, Blair .257 22-21 70 10 18 5 0 0 6 23 .329 6 7 21 .369 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 .00016 Giller, Matt .253 26-26 87 11 22 3 0 1 14 28 .322 5 4 26 .323 0 5 0-2 72 4 2 .97418 Kindel, Mike .213 25-23 80 12 17 2 0 1 8 22 .275 11 2 30 .319 1 1 2-2 30 4 1 .9716 Brown, Jake .180 23-21 61 13 11 1 1 1 6 17 .279 6 5 20 .306 0 7 3-6 32 58 1 .989--------------2 Clement, Brad .667 4-0 3 0 2 1 0 0 1 3 1.000 0 0 1 .667 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .0001 Moore, Ryan .400 19-1 10 2 4 0 0 0 2 4 .400 1 0 3 .455 0 1 3-3 8 0 0 1.00027 Graskewicz, Chase .320 16-5 25 5 8 0 0 0 2 8 .320 7 0 8 .469 0 1 0-0 1 0 0 1.0005 Witt, Tanner .182 11-5 22 8 4 0 0 0 3 4 .182 5 0 4 .333 0 1 0-0 13 14 2 .93125 Cocking, Nick .111 11-2 9 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .111 1 1 3 .273 0 0 0-1 6 0 0 1.00015 Applegate, Matt .000 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-1 1 1 0 1.000

Totals .301 26-26 876 167 264 56 3 14 153 368 .420 114 36 196 .399 11 27 34-50 680 260 35 .964Opponents .296 26-26 905 174 268 69 7 37 167 462 .510 93 26 165 .375 8 20 25-33 672 285 37 .963

LOB - Team (225), Opp (199). DPs turned - Team (22), Opp (17). CI - Team (1), Dellasega, Daniel 1.

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING STATISTICS

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg. WP HBP BK SFA 20 Allen, James 2.54 3-0 15 0 0 0 0 4 28.1 15 8 8 10 20 6 1 0 96 .156 0 6 0 119 Rooke, Thomas 3.45 3-0 16 0 0 0 0 0 28.2 32 15 11 12 34 5 0 4 112 .286 2 3 1 131 Marshall, Evan 4.62 3-4 16 2 0 0 0 1 39.0 30 25 20 14 22 6 1 2 143 .210 0 2 0 232 Hunter, Kyle 6.12 4-2 9 9 0 0 0 0 42.2 52 30 29 23 33 16 2 5 164 .317 2 4 0 122 Lindsey, Justin 6.82 1-2 9 6 0 0 0 0 30.1 36 24 23 15 21 8 0 11 120 .300 1 5 0 0--------------12 Sturges, Tyler 6.75 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 0 4.0 5 4 3 1 1 1 0 0 16 .313 0 2 0 123 Bahramzadeh, Kayvon 7.43 0-1 4 3 0 0 0 0 13.1 20 12 11 4 12 6 0 4 60 .333 1 1 0 044 Giannonatti, Tyler 8.44 0-0 5 0 0 0 0 0 5.1 7 5 5 2 3 4 0 0 23 .304 0 0 0 014 Daniel, Ryan 9.00 0-3 7 6 0 0 0 0 20.0 37 23 20 6 7 9 1 3 95 .389 0 1 1 015 Applegate, Matt 9.35 0-0 6 0 0 0 0 0 8.2 15 9 9 1 8 4 2 1 41 .366 0 1 0 036 Doller, Jake 14.73 0-0 5 0 0 0 0 0 3.2 7 6 6 3 3 2 0 3 17 .412 1 1 0 045 Hawkins, Robert 27.00 0-0 4 0 0 0 0 0 2.1 7 7 7 1 1 2 0 2 12 .583 0 0 0 238 Picht, Keith 99.00 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.1 5 6 6 1 0 0 0 2 6 .833 0 0 0 0

Totals 6.27 14-12 26 26 0 0 0 5 226.2 268 174 158 93 165 69 7 37 905 .296 7 26 2 8Opponents 5.95 12-14 26 26 1 0 0 6 224.0 264 167 148 114 196 56 3 14 876 .301 25 36 1 11

PB - Team (5), Dellasega, Daniel 5, Opp (5). Pickoffs - Team (6), Rooke, Thomas 3, Lindsey, Justin 1, Hunter, Kyle 1, Dellasega, Daniel 1, Opp (6).

OVERALL RECORD: 14-12HOME: 10-4 • AWAY: 4-8

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#1 #2 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #16 #17 #18 #25 #26 #27 #28Date Opponent Moore Clement Jurica Witt Brown Dellasega Muenster DeBord Giller Urban Kindel Cocking Martini Graskewicz King2/19 Delaware 0-0-0-0 DNP 4-1-2-2 0-0-0-0 3-1-1-0 4-2-2-3 5-0-1-1 0-0-0-0 4-1-2-2 3-1-1-0 3-1-0-0 4-2-0-0 5-1-1-2 DNP DNP2/20 E. Tenn. St. DNP DNP 4-1-2-1 2-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 2-1-1-0 5-0-0-0 2-0-1-1 4-0-1-1 4-2-2-0 5-1-2-1 1-0-0-0 5-1-1-2 DNP DNP2/21 The Citadel DEF DNP 4-1-2-0 DNP 3-0-1-1 3-0-1-0 4-0-0-0 3-0-3-0 3-1-1-0 5-0-0-0 2-0-0-1 DNP 3-0-0-0 DNP DNP2/27 Duquesne 1-1-1-0 DNP 4-1-1-1 0-1-0-0 4-1-1-1 5-0-0-1 5-2-3-2 4-0-3-1 0-1-0-0 5-1-1-1 3-1-1-1 3-0-0-0 3-1-1-1 DNP DNP2/28 N’Eastern 1-1-0-0 1-1-0-0 3-1-1-1 2-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 4-1-3-2 3-0-0-0 3-0-2-0 2-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 4-0-1-1 DNP 3-2-1-1 DNP DNP3/1 St. Bona. 1-0-0-1 2-2-1-1 6-3-2-2 2-1-1-1 3-0-1-0 2-1-1-1 3-3-3-1 4-1-2-2 1-0-0-0 5-1-1-2 3-1-1-0 3-0-0-0 7-1-3-2 2-0-1-0 DNP3/2 W. Mich. 1-0-0-0 2-1-1-2 4-1-2-5 1-1-0-0 6-3-2-4 4-3-1-1 3-4-3-1 5-1-1-0 6-4-2-2 5-2-2-0 6-5-4-3 0-0-0-1 3-1-2-5 2-1-1-3 DNP3/3 Villanova DNP 2-1-1-0 4-1-1-2 1-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 5-0-2-0 5-1-2-2 5-0-1-0 2-1-0-0 1-1-1-0 4-0-0-0 DNP 4-0-1-1 DNP DNP3/5 Stetson DNP 0-0-0-0 6-3-3-1 DNP 4-1-2-2 4-1-2-4 5-2-2-1 3-2-2-0 2-0-2-2 6-1-2-2 3-2-1-1 2-0-0-0 4-2-1-0 DNP DNP3/6 Notre Dame 1-0-0-0 3-1-1-0 5-1-2-1 2-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 3-1-0-0 4-0-1-0 3-0-3-0 3-0-1-2 1-0-0-0 2-01-0 DNP 5-2-2-2 DNP DNP3/7 Harvard DEF 4-0-0-0 5-1-4-4 3-1-0-0 DNP 4-1-1-1 5-2-4-0 3-0-0-0 4-0-3-1 DNP 4-0-0-0 DNP 4-1-1-0 DNP DNP3/12 Kent State DEF DNP 3-1-1-0 DNP 2-1-1-1 3-3-1-0 5-0-1-1 3-1-1-0 4-1-3-1 3-2-2-4 5-2-2-4 0-0-0-0 5-0-1-0 DNP DNP3/13 Kent State 1-0-1-1 2-0-0-0 4-1-2-2 3-1-2-0 1-0-0-0 4-2-1-1 4-1-0-0 5-1-3-3 3-1-1-2 1-1-0-0 3-0-0-0 DNP 4-2-2-1 DNP DNP3/13 Kent State 1-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 5-2-3-2 DNP 2-1-2-1 DNP 5-1-1-1 4-0-1-0 2-0-0-0 2-1-1-0 3-1-2-0 2-0-0-0 4-0-2-1 2-1-0-1 DNP3/14 Kent State 1-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 3-2-1-1 2-1-1-2 1-0-0-0 3-2-2-0 3-1-3-3 2-1-1-1 4-1-1-0 3-2-1-0 2-1-0-0 1-0-0-0 3-0-1-2 DNP DNP3/16 Creighton DNP DNP 3-1-0-1 1-0-0-0 2-0-0-0 4-0-0-1 5-0-1-0 2-0-1-1 4-1-1-0 3-0-1-0 4-1-1-1 DNP 5-1-3-0 DNP DNP3/19 Milwaukee DEF DNP 3-1-2-1 DNP 2-0-0-0 3-0-2-2 4-1-3-0 3-0-2-0 2-1-0-0 3-0-0-0 4-0-0-1 DNP 3-1-1-0 DNP DNP3/19 Milwaukee DEF DNP 4-1-1-1 DNP 4-0-1-0 2-0-1-1 5-0-0-0 3-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 4-0-0-0 2-0-1-0 1-0-0-0 3-0-1-0 DNP DNP3/23 Newman DEF 1-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 4-1-2-3 3-0-0-0 4-1-1-2 3-0-0-0 3-2-2-1 4-1-2-0 3-2-1-0 DNP 4-0-2-0 DEF DNP3/26 Okla. State 0-1-0-0 DNP 3-1-0-1 DNP 4-1-2-1 5-2-3-2 4-2-2-2 5-2-1-0 3-1-1-0 5-2-3-4 5-2-2-2 DNP 3-0-1-2 DNP DNP3/28 Okla. State DEF DNP 3-2-0-0 1-1-1-1 3-0-0-0 1-1-0-2 4-1-2-1 2-1-0-1 3-1-1-1 3-1-1-2 3-1-0-0 DNP 2-0-1-0 DNP DNP3/28 Okla. State DNP DNP 3-3-3-3 2-1-0-0 DNP 1-1-1-2 3-3-2-2 3-0-0-1 2-1-0-0 4-2-3-1 4-1-0-0 DEF 4-1-3-2 DEF DNP3/30 Wichita St. 0-1-0-0 DNP 4-1-1-1 4-0-2-4 DNP 3-0-1-0 5-0-2-0 3-0-1-0 2-1-0-0 2-2-1-1 4-2-2-1 DNP 5-1-2-0 1-0-0-0 DNP4/1 Texas Tech DNP DNP 5-0-1-0 2-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 3-0-1-1 4-2-2-0 DNP 4-0-2-1 5-1-1-0 3-0-0-0 DNP 4-1-3-3 4-1-0-0 DNP4/2 Texas Tech DNP DNP 5-0-1-1 DNP 3-1-0-0 3-0-1-1 5-1-2-0 3-0-1-0 3-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 3-0-0-1 1-0-0-0 3-2-2-1 1-0-0-0 DNP4/3 Texas Tech 0-0-0-0 1-0-1-0 5-2-2-2 DNP 3-2-0-0 4-2-1-2 4-2-3-0 4-1-0-0 5-0-2-1 4-0-2-2 4-0-1-1 DEF 4-1-2-2 DNP DNP4/9 Nebraska DEF 1-0-0-0 4-0-0-0 DNP 4-0-1-0 5-0-1-0 5-0-2-0 3-1-2-1 4-0-0-1 2-1-0-0 2-1-1-0 DNP 5-0-1-1 DNP DNP4/10 Nebraska 1-0-0-0 DNP 3-1-0-0 DNP 4-1-1-0 5-2-2-4 4-1-1-1 4-0-2-0 4-2-3-4 4-2-2-4 3-1-0-0 DNP 4-3-3-0 DNP DNP4/11 Nebraska 1-1-1-0 DNP 5-2-3-3 DNP 3-0-0-1 4-0-1-0 4-1-1-0 3-1-1-1 5-1-1-1 4-1-1-0 2-0-0-0 DNP 3-1-2-1 1-0-1-1 DNP4/13 BYU 1-0-0-0 DNP 5-0-2-3 2-0-0-0 2-2-1-0 4-1-1-0 5-1-1-0 4-1-2-1 4-1-0-0 3-2-0-0 2-0-0-0 DNP 2-1-0-0 1-0-0-0 DNP4/14 BYU 2-0-2-3 1-1-0-0 4-0-1-0 3-2-1-1 2-1-1-2 5-0-3-1 4-2-2-0 2-1-1-0 5-1-1-0 6-0-0-0 DNP 1-0-0-0 3-0-3-2 4-2-3-1 DNP4/16 Baylor 1-0-0-0 DNP 2-1-0-0 DNP 3-0-0-0 4-1-1-1 3-1-2-0 3-0-1-0 3-0-2-0 4-1-3-1 3-0-1-1 DNP 5-1-2-1 1-0-0-0 DNP4/17 Baylor DEF DNP 4-2-3-0 DNP 2-0-0-0 4-0-2-1 4-0-1-0 3-0-2-1 3-0-0-0 4-1-0-0 4-0-0-0 DNP 2-2-1-2 0-0-0-0 DNP4/18 Baylor 1-0-0-0 DNP 4-0-1-1 DNP 2-1-0-0 2-0-1-0 4-1-1-0 3-0-2-0 3-0-0-0 4-0-0-0 DNP 2-0-0-0 3-1-2-1 DNP DNP4/20 Wichita St. 1-0-1-1 DNP 4-1-1-1 1-0-0-0 3-0-0-0 2-0-1-1 4-1-1-0 4-1-0-0 4-1-1-0 3-1-2-0 DEF 1-0-1-1 5-2-3-1 1-0-0-0 DNP4/25 Missouri DNP DNP 4-1-1-0 1-0-0-0 2-0-0-0 3-0-1-0 4-0-2-0 2-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 5-0-1-2 1-0-0-0 2-0-0-0 4-1-2-0 DNP DNP4/25 Missouri DNP DNP 6-0-1-1 3-1-1-0 0-1-0-0 4-0-0-0 5-1-3-1 5-1-1-0 5-1-1-2 5-1-2-1 5-1-2-0 DNP 6-1-2-1 DNP DNP4/27 Chicago St. 0-1-0-0 DNP 6-1-2-1 4-2-1-1 DNP DNP 5-2-2-2 3-1-1-0 4-1-3-1 5-1-1-1 5-2-3-1 DEF 3-1-3-2 3-0-1-2 DNP4/28 Chicago St. 2-2-2-3 1-0-0-0 3-1-1-1 4-2-2-1 1-2-1-0 4-2-3-3 4-2-3-2 4-1-2-4 5-2-2-4 2-1-1-1 4-1-1-1 0-2-0-0 4-1-2-0 0-1-0-0 DNP4/30 Oklahoma 1-0-0-0 1-0-1-1 5-0-0-1 2-0-0-0 1-2-1-0 4-0-1-1 4-1-3-0 3-0-1-0 3-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 4-0-2-0 1-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 DNP DNP5/1 Oklahoma 0-0-0-1 DNP 2-1-1-1 1-1-0-0 4-2-1-2 4-3-2-1 4-2-1-0 4-0-2-1 3-0-2-3 5-2-2-3 1-1-0-0 DNP 3-1-0-1 1-1-1-1 DNP5/2 Oklahoma 3-0-1-1 DNP 5-1-2-5 DNP 2-0-0-0 6-1-3-0 5-3-2-0 3-2-1-0 5-2-2-0 5-0-2-2 1-0-0-0 0-1-0-0 6-1-1-0 1-0-1-0 DNP5/4 Minnesota DEF DNP 5-3-4-3 2-0-1-0 2-1-0-0 4-2-1-0 5-3-2-0 3-1-1-2 4-0-1-0 5-0-2-2 3-0-2-1 1-0-0-0 6-2-4-3 DNP DNP5/5 Minnesota DNP DNP 4-0-0-0 DNP 2-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 4-0-0-0 2-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 4-0-1-0 2-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 2-0-0-0 DNP5/7 Texas 1-0-1-0 DNP 4-0-1-0 3-1-0-0 0-0-0-0 4-0-0-1 1-1-0-0 3-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 3-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 DNP 2-0-1-0 DNP DNP5/8 Texas 4-0-0-0 DNP 4-2-1-0 3-0-0-0 DNP 4-0-1-0 4-0-0-0 2-0-0-0 2-0-0-0 3-0-0-1 3-0-1-0 1-0-1-0 3-0-1-0 2-0-0-0 DNP5/9 Texas DEF DEF 3-1-1-2 3-1-1-2 DNP 4-0-0-0 4-1-3-0 3-1-0-0 2-0-0-0 3-0-0-0 4-1-2-0 1-0-0-0 4-0-2-1 1-0-0-0 DNP5/14 Kansas 0-0-0-0 DNP 3-2-1-1 DNP 4-0-2-0 5-1-1-1 5-0-1-0 5-0-1-0 4-0-0-0 5-1-1-0 3-0-1-2 DNP 5-1-2-1 DNP DNP5/15 Kansas DNP DNP 5-2-2-1 DNP 3-0-0-0 3-0-1-0 5-0-1-0 3-0-0-0 3-0-1-0 2-0-0-1 4-1-1-1 0-0-0-0 4-0-2-0 1-0-0-0 DNP5/16 Kansas DEF DNP 3-0-1-1 1-2-1-0 2-1-1-1 4-0-0-0 5-2-3-2 DNP 2-2-1-0 4-0-0-0 4-0-0-0 DNP 3-0-2-3 2-1-1-0 DNP5/21 Texas A&M DEF DNP 4-0-3-1 DNP 3-1-1-0 6-0-2-2 5-4-4-4 DNP 4-0-0-0 6-0-1-0 5-1-1-0 1-0-0-0 4-0-1-0 3-2-1-0 DNP5/22 Texas A&M DNP DNP 5-1-4-1 DNP 4-0-1-1 4-0-0-0 4-0-0-0 DNP 4-0-1-0 4-0-0-0 3-1-0-0 DNP 4-0-0-0 3-0-3-0 DNP5/23 Texas A&M DEF DNP 4-01-0 DNP 4-0-0-0 3-0-1-0 3-1-2-0 1-0-0-0 3-0-1-0 3-0-0-0 2-0-1-0 DNP 3-1-2-2 4-0-0-0 DNP5/26 Baylor DNP DNP 5-1-1-0 DNP 4-0-1-1 4-2-3-1 4-1-0-0 DNP 3-1-2-2 3-1-1-1 4-1-1-2 DNP 5-1-1-0 4-0-1-1 DNP5/28 Kansas 1-1-0-2 DNP 5-0-1-0 1-0-1-0 3-0-1-0 5-2-2-0 5-0-2-1 DNP 2-0-0-2 3-3-1-1 5-1-2-2 0-0-0-0 4-2-2-0 3-2-2-1 DNP5/29 Oklahoma DNP DNP DNP 3-0-1-0 3-0-0-0 3-0-1-1 3-0-1-0 1-0-0-0 3-0-0-0 3-1-1-0 3-0-0-1 DNP 3-1-1-0 2-0-0-0 DNP6/4 Wash. St. DNP DNP 5-0-2-1 1-0-0-0 3-0-2-2 4-2-0-0 3-1-2-0 0-0-0-0 3-1-1-1 5-1-2-0 4-0-1-1 DNP 4-0-0-0 4-1-1-1 DNP6/5 Grambling DEF DNP 4-2-2-2 3-1-1-1 DEF 5-0-2-1 5-1-1-0 DNP 5-0-0-0 4-1-0-0 4-2-3-1 DNP 4-0-2-3 4-2-3-1 DNP6/6 Wash. St. 2-0-1-0 DNP 5-2-2-1 1-0-0-0 3-0-1-0 5-1-2-0 3-1-0-0 DNP 4-0-0-0 4-0-0-1 2-0-0-0 DNP 4-2-3-3 4-0-2-1 DNPDate Opponent Moore Clement Jurica Witt Brown Dellasega Muenster DeBord Giller Urban Kindel Cocking Martini Graskewicz King

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#20 James Allen28 Appearances/0 Starts

Date Opponent IP H R ER BB K NP Dec.2/19 Delaware 2.0 2 0 0 0 3 30 S2/21 The Citadel 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 5 S2/28 Northeastern 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 13 -3/1 St. Bonaventure 2.2 2 0 0 0 3 33 W3/6 Notre Dame 2.0 0 0 0 0 2 31 S3/13 Kent State 2.0 2 1 1 3 1 38 W3/19 Milwaukee 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 6 -3/26 Oklahoma St. 2.0 2 2 2 1 1 43 W4/3 Texas Tech 5.1 3 1 1 2 5 97 W4/10 Nebraska 2.2 2 1 1 0 2 39 -4/11 Nebraska 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 8 -4/16 Baylor 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 12 S4/17 Baylor 2.0 2 1 1 1 2 33 S4/20 Wichita State 1.0 2 1 1 0 2 26 -4/25 Missouri 3.2 1 1 1 3 2 58 -5/1 Oklahoma 1.2 1 0 0 0 2 20 -5/2 Oklahoma 2.0 2 1 1 1 1 30 -5/5 Minnesota 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 13 -5/7 Texas 1.1 0 0 0 1 0 23 S5/9 Texas 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 13 -5/14 Kansas 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 7 S5/16 Kansas 1.0 2 1 1 0 1 16 -5/21 Texas A&M 2.0 0 0 0 1 1 30 W5/23 Texas A&M 0.2 0 0 0 0 1 5 -5/26 Baylor 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 13 -5/28 Kansas 2.0 2 0 0 0 3 25 S6/4 Washington St. 1.0 2 2 2 1 1 22 L6/5 Grambling St. 2.0 3 0 0 0 3 37 S

#15 Matt Applegate18 Appearances/1 Start

Date Opponent IP H R ER BB K NP Dec.2/19 Delaware 2.0 3 3 2 0 1 39 -2/27 Duquesne 1.0 3 2 2 0 1 25 -3/1 St. Bonaventure 1.0 4 2 2 1 2 34 -3/5 Stetson 2.0 3 3 3 2 1 45 -3/16 Creighton 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 15 -3/23 Newman 1.0 0 0 0 1 1 17 -3/26 Oklahoma St. 0.1 1 1 1 0 0 4 -3/30 Wichita State 2.2 1 0 0 2 2 56 W4/2 Texas Tech 0.1 4 3 3 1 0 25 -4/13 BYU 1.2 2 4 4 2 0 40 -4/28 Chicago State 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 13 -4/30 Oklahoma 1.0 3 1 1 0 1 17 -5/5 Minnesota* 3.2 7 3 3 2 5 70 L5/8 Texas 2.1 2 0 0 0 4 35 -5/15 Kansas 4.0 4 4 4 0 3 51 -5/22 Texas A&M 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 13 -5/26 Baylor 3.2 3 3 3 2 3 68 -5/29 Oklahoma 0.2 5 5 5 0 1 25 -

#23 Kayvon Bahramzadeh14 Appearances/11 Starts

Date Opponent IP H R ER BB K NP Dec.3/3 Villanova* 3.1 6 6 4 4 3 71 L3/13 Kent State 1.0 1 1 1 0 1 17 -3/16 Creighton* 5.0 4 2 2 0 6 62 -3/23 Newman 1.0 0 0 0 1 2 24 -4/2 Texas Tech 4.1 7 3 2 0 4 68 -4/13 BYU* 1.2 3 3 3 4 1 51 L4/20 Wichita State* 5.0 6 2 2 2 2 73 -4/27 Chicago State* 6.0 5 3 3 2 7 91 W5/4 Minnesota* 4.1 6 4 4 1 2 75 -5/8 Texas* 2.0 3 2 2 1 2 33 -5/14 Kansas* 4.0 4 2 2 1 2 72 -5/21 Texas A&M* 3.0 6 5 5 2 4 67 -5/26 Baylor* 1.1 4 5 5 2 1 34 -6/5 Grambling St.* 6.1 7 5 5 0 3 99 W

#14 Ryan Daniel13 Appearances/12 Starts

Date Opponent IP H R ER BB K NP Dec.2/19 Delaware* 5.0 4 2 2 0 1 70 W2/27 Duquesne* 6.0 5 1 1 1 6 83 W3/5 Stetson* 5.0 7 2 2 0 3 74 W3/12 Kent State* 6.0 6 4 3 1 3 99 W3/19 Milwaukee* 7.0 8 0 0 1 7 101 W3/28 Oklahoma St.* 5.0 8 3 3 0 1 67 -4/2 Texas Tech* 2.0 7 7 6 0 1 48 L4/11 Nebraska* 5.0 7 1 1 1 2 85 -4/16 Baylor* 4.0 4 2 2 1 0 51 -4/25 Missouri* 2.1 5 2 2 2 1 51 L4/30 Oklahoma* 1.0 3 4 3 1 2 34 L5/22 Texas A&M 0.2 3 4 3 1 0 26 -5/29 Oklahoma* 3.0 5 3 3 0 4 61 L

#36 Jake Doller16 Appearances/0 Starts

Date Opponent IP H R ER BB K NP Dec.2/20 E. Tenn. St. 2.0 6 4 4 0 1 31 L3/1 St. Bonaventure 1.0 1 0 0 1 2 21 -3/3 Villanova 1.2 1 1 0 0 1 19 -3/5 Stetson 1.1 1 0 0 1 4 27 -3/13 Kent State 2.0 2 1 1 3 1 38 -3/16 Creighton 0.2 2 1 1 0 1 12 -3/23 Newman 1.0 2 0 0 0 1 20 -3/30 Wichita State 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 9 -4/1 Texas Tech 1.1 2 1 1 1 1 29 -4/10 Nebraska 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 6 -4/14 BYU 1.2 3 2 2 0 1 27 -4/20 Wichita State 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 12 -4/28 Chicago State 1.0 2 1 1 1 2 26 -4/30 Oklahoma 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 7 -5/2 Oklahoma 0.1 2 2 2 0 0 13 -5/8 Texas 1.0 2 3 3 2 1 34 -

#45 Robert Hawkins11 Appearances/0 Starts

Date Opponent IP H R ER BB K NP Dec.3/5 Stetson 0.1 1 0 0 0 1 11 -3/13 Kent State 0.2 0 0 0 1 2 13 -3/19 Milwaukee 1.0 0 0 0 1 2 24 -3/30 Wichita State 0.2 0 0 0 1 1 16 -4/10 Nebraska 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 4 -4/14 BYU 0.1 3 2 2 1 1 19 -4/20 Wichita State 0.0 0 1 1 1 0 5 -4/27 Chicago State 1.1 1 0 0 0 2 20 -4/30 Oklahoma 1.0 3 3 3 1 0 30 -5/2 Oklahoma 0.2 1 1 1 0 0 13 -5/8 Texas 0.1 3 3 3 0 1 14 -

#44 Tyler Giannonatti14 Appearances/0 Starts

Date Opponent IP H R ER BB K NP Dec.3/2 W. Michigan 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 12 -3/23 Newman 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 11 -4/2 Texas Tech 1.1 1 0 0 0 0 17 -4/10 Nebraska 1.0 0 0 0 1 1 19 -4/13 BYU 3.0 4 3 3 1 1 39 -4/20 Wichita State 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 18 W4/27 Chicago State 1.2 5 1 1 0 2 29 -4/30 Oklahoma 1.0 2 1 1 0 0 19 -5/4 Minnesota 3.0 6 2 2 0 3 53 W5/8 Texas 1.1 3 3 3 1 1 32 -5/21 Texas A&M 0.2 1 1 1 0 1 17 -5/26 Baylor 1.0 1 0 0 1 1 23 -5/29 Oklahoma 1.0 2 1 1 1 1 30 -6/5 Grambling St. 0.2 2 1 1 0 0 9 -

#32 Kyle Hunter17 Appearances/16 Starts

Date Opponent IP H R ER BB K NP Dec.2/21 The Citadel* 8.1 4 1 1 0 3 85 W3/1 St. Bonaventure* 4.0 9 3 3 1 4 83 -3/7 Harvard* 7.0 3 1 1 2 1 101 W3/13 Kent State* 8.0 3 0 0 3 4 105 W3/23 Newman* 2.0 1 0 0 0 2 29 W3/28 Oklahoma St.* 6.0 10 3 2 2 4 94 W4/3 Texas Tech* 2.0 5 5 5 3 2 65 -4/10 Nebraska* 5.0 7 4 4 3 1 89 W4/14 BYU 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 13 -4/17 Baylor* 6.0 1 1 1 2 3 74 W4/25 Missouri* 3.1 4 4 4 5 4 90 -5/1 Oklahoma* 4.0 7 4 4 1 7 85 -5/7 Texas* 6.0 7 1 1 2 6 96 W5/14 Kansas* 5.0 5 3 3 2 4 90 L5/22 Texas A&M* 5.1 6 5 5 3 2 86 L5/28 Kansas* 5.0 8 5 5 2 3 87 W6/4 Washington St.*6.1 8 5 4 1 6 92 -

#22 Justin Lindsey19 Appearances/11 Starts

Date Opponent IP H R ER BB K NP Dec.2/27 Duquesne 2.0 1 0 0 0 1 25 -3/2 W. Michigan* 6.0 9 6 6 0 5 84 W3/14 Kent State* 7.0 5 0 0 2 5 105 W3/23 Newman 2.0 1 0 0 0 2 20 -3/28 Oklahoma St. 1.0 0 0 0 1 1 13 -3/30 Wichita State* 5.0 4 3 1 3 1 82 -4/3 Texas Tech 0.2 1 0 0 1 0 14 -4/9 Nebraska* 4.0 4 4 4 3 2 68 L4/14 BYU* 2.1 4 4 4 0 1 44 L4/18 Baylor* 6.1 2 1 0 2 2 75 W4/25 Missouri 1.2 3 2 2 1 1 33 -4/28 Chicago State* 3.0 1 1 1 1 2 48 W5/2 Oklahoma* 3.1 10 8 8 2 1 73 L5/9 Texas* 5.1 5 4 4 2 9 85 -5/16 Kansas* 2.2 7 3 3 0 1 44 -5/23 Texas A&M* 5.1 4 2 2 3 4 94 -

5/28 Kansas 2.0 2 0 0 1 2 32 H5/29 Oklahoma 0.2 2 2 2 0 1 14 -6/6 Washington St.*5.0 8 7 7 1 6 101 L

#31 Evan Marshall27 Appearances/7 Starts

Date Opponent IP H R ER BB K NP Dec.2/20 E. Tenn. St.* 6.0 9 4 1 0 3 91 -2/28 Northeastern* 8.0 4 1 1 0 6 91 W3/6 Notre Dame* 7.0 9 2 2 0 4 93 W3/13 Kent State* 5.1 11 7 7 0 1 90 -3/19 Milwaukee* 7.1 5 1 1 2 8 110 -3/26 Oklahoma St.* 5.0 5 6 6 5 3 93 -4/1 Texas Tech* 3.1 7 7 7 1 2 54 L4/9 Nebraska 2.1 1 0 0 1 1 32 -4/11 Nebraska 2.1 2 2 2 0 0 31 W4/14 BYU 0.2 3 3 0 1 1 26 -4/17 Baylor 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 10 -4/18 Baylor 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 10 S4/20 Wichita State 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 11 -4/25 Missouri 4.1 0 0 0 0 2 36 -4/25 Missouri 0.2 2 2 2 2 0 18 L5/1 Oklahoma 3.1 4 5 2 2 2 52 W5/2 Oklahoma 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 8 -5/5 Minnesota 2.1 0 0 0 1 1 32 -5/7 Texas 1.2 0 0 0 0 1 18 H5/9 Texas 2.2 1 2 0 1 3 33 L5/14 Kansas 1.2 2 0 0 1 0 24 H5/16 Kansas 3.2 1 0 0 0 1 43 W5/21 Texas A&M 3.0 2 0 0 0 5 49 - 5/23 Texas A&M 2.0 1 1 1 1 1 30 L5/26 Baylor 2.1 4 3 3 2 1 46 L6/4 Washington St. 0.2 2 1 1 0 0 8 -6/6 Washington St. 3.1 2 0 0 0 3 44 -

#38 Keith Picht5 Appearances/0 Starts

Date Opponent IP H R ER BB K NP Dec.2/20 E. Tenn. St. 1.0 3 2 1 0 0 17 -3/2 W. Michigan 1.0 2 2 2 0 1 16 -3/5 Stetson 0.1 2 1 1 0 0 11 -4/14 BYU 1.0 2 0 0 0 0 17 -5/8 Texas 0.1 5 6 6 1 0 23 -

#24 Thomas Rooke26 Appearances/0 Starts

Date Opponent IP H R ER BB K NP Dec.2/19 Delaware 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 4 -3/1 St. Bonaventure 2.1 2 2 2 2 4 43 -3/3 Villanova 4.0 3 1 0 2 4 67 -3/7 Harvard 2.0 0 0 0 0 4 23 -3/13 Kent State 2.0 2 0 0 0 4 28 -3/16 Creighton 2.1 4 4 4 0 3 39 L3/19 Milwaukee 1.2 0 0 0 0 3 20 W3/26 Oklahoma St. 1.2 4 2 1 1 2 39 -3/28 Oklahoma St. 4.0 0 0 0 0 7 60 W4/1 Texas Tech 3.1 5 0 0 2 4 56 -4/3 Texas Tech 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 14 -4/9 Nebraska 2.2 5 1 1 0 2 45 -4/11 Nebraska 0.2 1 0 0 1 1 16 -4/13 BYU 1.2 5 5 3 1 2 52 -4/16 Baylor 4.0 0 0 0 0 5 43 W4/18 Baylor 1.2 2 1 1 0 2 22 H4/25 Missouri 1.1 2 2 2 1 2 26 -4/25 Missouri 0.1 1 0 0 0 0 17 -4/30 Oklahoma 2.0 3 2 0 1 2 44 -5/2 Oklahoma 0.2 3 3 3 2 1 26 -5/5 Minnesota 2.0 0 0 0 0 3 18 -5/7 Texas 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 5 -5/14 Kansas 2.1 2 2 2 0 5 47 W5/16 Kansas 1.2 1 1 0 2 1 34 -5/21 Texas A&M 1.1 2 1 1 1 0 25 -6/6 Washington St. 0.2 2 2 2 1 0 14 -

#12 Tyler Sturges11 Appearances/0 Start

Date Opponent IP H R ER BB K NP Dec.3/2 W. Michigan 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 16 -3/12 Kent State 1.0 2 4 4 1 2 24 -3/23 Newman 1.0 2 1 1 1 1 25 -4/14 BYU 1.0 3 2 2 1 0 25 -4/28 Chicago State 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 14 -4/30 Oklahoma 1.0 3 3 2 1 0 31 -5/4 Minnesota 1.2 0 0 0 0 0 9 -5/8 Texas 1.2 1 0 0 0 1 12 -5/22 Texas A&M 1.1 1 1 1 0 0 17 -5/29 Oklahoma 2.2 1 2 2 0 1 34 -6/5 Grambling St. 0.0 1 2 2 0 0 12 -

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Name 2 3 4 5+ Total8 Muenster 18 11 2 - 3126 Martini 21 9 1 - 314 Jurica 16 6 3 - 257 Dellasega 12 6 - - 1817 Urban 13 3 - - 1616 Giller 11 4 - - 159 DeBord 11 4 - - 1518 Kindel 10 2 1 - 136 Brown 7 - - - 727 Graskewicz 2 3 - - 55 Witt 3 - - - 31 Moore 2 - - - 2Total 126 48 7 0 181

Name 2 3 4 5+ Total26 Martini 12 5 - 1 184 Jurica 9 4 1 2 1616 Giller 8 1 2 - 1117 Urban 7 1 3 - 117 Dellasega 7 2 2 - 118 Muenster 8 1 1 - 106 Brown 4 1 1 - 618 Kindel 4 1 1 - 69 DeBord 2 1 1 - 41 Moore 1 2 - - 35 Witt 2 - 1 - 327 Graskewicz 1 1 - - 22 Clement 1 - - - 1Total 66 20 13 3 102

Name ‘10 Long Current Career26 Martini 26* 2 26 8 Muenster 25 - 25 4 Jurica 15 14 15 7 Dellasega 15 2 1517 Urban 10 - 10 9 DeBord 9 - 918 Kindel 5 - 516 Giller 5 - 5 6 Brown 4 2 4 1 Moore 4 1 4 2 Clement 4 1 4 5 Witt 4 - 427 Graskewicz 3 3 325 Cocking 1 - 1

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MULTI-HIT GAMES

MULTI-RBI GAMES

HITTING STREAKS

KANSAS STATE HOME RUNSNo. Player Gm. Opponent Pitcher On Out Inn.1 Mike Kindel 4 Duquesne Heck 0 2 32 Mike Kindel 7 Western Michigan Kneibel 2 2 13 Nick Martini 7 Western Michigan Simotes 2 2 44 Chase Graskewicz 7 Western Michigan Simotes 2 2 65 Brad Clement 7 Western Michigan Simotes 1 2 26 Adam Muenster 9 Stetson Caughel 0 0 57 Kent Urban 9 Stetson Caughel 1 0 68 Nick Martini 10 Notre Dame Miller 0 0 99 Carter Jurica 11 Harvard Ferreira 1 1 710 Mike Kindel 12 Kent State Mace 1 0 411 Mike Kindel 12 Kent State Mace 0 1 612 Kent Urban 12 Kent State Mace 1 1 613 Blair DeBord 13 Kent State Starn 1 2 314 Carter Jurica 14 Kent State Sabo 1 2 315 Carter Jurica 22 Oklahoma State Chambers 1 1 316 Carter Jurica 23 Wichita State Muncrief 0 0 717 Matt Giller (GS) 28 Nebraska Roualdes 3 0 518 Kent Urban (GS) 28 Nebraska Roualdes 3 0 619 Carter Jurica 29 Nebraska Freeman 0 0 820 Tanner Witt 38 Chicago State Leon 0 1 821 Matt Giller 39 Chicago State Balcer 0 0 322 Adam Muenster 39 Chicago State Balcer 0 0 523 Blair DeBord 39 Chicago State Dalman 1 1 524 Tanner Witt 39 Chicago State McDowell 0 0 625 Jake Brown 41 Oklahoma Shore 1 1 326 Kent Urban 41 Oklahoma Shore 2 2 327 Carter Jurica (GS) 42 Oklahoma Duke 3 1 928 Carter Jurica 43 Minnesota Rasmussen 0 1 729 Carter Jurica 47 Texas Workman 0 1 130 Carter Jurica 48 Kansas Walz 0 0 731 Carter Jurica 49 Kansas Selik 0 1 632 Mike Kindel 49 Kansas Murray 0 1 933 Adam Muenster 51 Texas A&M Loux 1 1 534 Carter Jurica 52 Texas A&M Stripling 0 0 535 Nick Martini 53 Texas A&M Ehlert 0 2 136 Mike Kindel 58 Grambling State Turner 0 1 237 Carter Jurica 58 Grambling State Turner 0 0 438 Carter Jurica 59 Washington State Wise 0 1 139 Nick Martini 59 Washington State Wise 2 0 3

GS - Grand SlamWO - Walk-Off

LAST HOME RUNPlayer G AB DateJake Brown 15 46 5/1/10Brad Clement 13 18 3/2/10Daniel Dellasega 59 210 5/5/09Blair DeBord 13 34 4/28/10Matt Giller 20 67 4/28/10Chase Graskewicz 31 61 3/2/10Carter Jurica 0 4 6/6/10Mike Kindel 1 5 6/5/10Jason King 0 3 6/1/09Nick Martini 0 2 6/6/10Adam Muenster 8 32 5/21/10Kent Urban 18 70 5/1/10Tanner Witt 12 25 4/28/10

PINCH HITTINGPlayer Avg. AB H HR RBIJake Brown .333 3 1 0 0Brad Clement .286 7 2 0 1Nick Cocking .111 9 1 0 0Blair DeBord .000 2 0 0 0Daniel Dellasega .000 0 0 0 1Matt Giller .000 1 0 0 0C. Graskewicz .333 12 4 1 5Mike Kindel .000 4 0 0 0Ryan Moore .286 7 2 0 2Kent Urban .500 2 1 0 0Tanner Witt .200 10 2 0 1

TWO-OUT RBIPlayer 2010 CareerJake Brown 12 12Brad Clement 3 3Nick Cocking 1 1Blair DeBord 7 7Daniel Dellasega 15 22Matt Giller 21 23Chase Graskewicz 8 8Carter Jurica 21 32Mike Kindel 11 11Jason King -- 37Nick Martini 20 37Ryan Moore 2 2Adam Muenster 9 23Kent Urban 15 15Tanner Witt 3 3

INFIELD HITSPlayer Infield Bunt TotalJake Brown 1 6 7Brad Clement 1 0 1Blair DeBord 9 0 9Daniel Dellasega 8 0 8Matt Giller 8 6 14Chase Graskewicz 0 1 1Carter Jurica 6 2 8Mike Kindel 1 2 3Nick Martini 7 7 14Ryan Moore 4 3 7Adam Muenster 10 4 14Kent Urban 1 2 3Tanner Witt 2 0 2

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TEAM GAME HIGHSBattingAt Bats ____________________________48, vs. Western Michigan (3/2)Runs Scored________________________27, vs. Western Michigan (3/2)Hits ______________________________21 vs. Western Michigan (3/2)RBI ______________________________27, vs. Western Michigan (3/2)Doubles ____________6, at Missouri (4/25) and vs. Chicago State (4/27)Triples ____________________________3, vs. Western Michigan (3/2)Home Runs ____4, vs. Western Michigan (3/2) and vs. Chicago State (4/28)Walks ______________________________17, vs. St. Bonaventure (3/1)Strikeouts ______________________________13, at Texas A&M (5/21)Sacrifice Hits ____________________________4, vs. Kent State (3/13)Sacrifice Flies ______2, vs. Oklahoma State (3/28) and at Oklahoma (5/1)Stolen Bases__________________________10, vs. Chicago State (4/27)Hit by Pitch ________________________6, vs. Western Michigan (3/2)Caught Stealing ______________3, vs. Newman (3/23) and Baylor (4/17)Runners LOB ________________________19, vs. St. Bonaventure (3/1)Hit into DP ______________________________________2, 10 times

FieldingPutouts ____________________________33, vs. St. Bonaventure (3/1)Assists ____________18, vs. Kent State (3/13) and Oklahoma State (3/26)Errors ________________________________________3, seven timesPassed Balls ____________________________________1, nine timesDPs Turned ____________3, vs. Milwaukee (3/19) and vs. Nebraska (4/10)

PitchingInnings Pitched ________________________11.0, vs. St. BonaventureRuns Allowed ________________________________17, vs. Texas (5/8)Earned Runs Allowed __________________________17, vs. Texas (5/8)Walks Allowed ____________________________12, at Missouri (4/25)Strikeouts __________________________15, vs. St. Bonaventure (3/1)Hits Allowed ______________19, at Texas Tech (4/2) and vs. Texas (5/8)Wild Pitches______________________________3, vs. Kent State (3/13)Hit Batters ______________________________5, vs. Oklahoma (5/29)

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHSBattingAt Bats ____________________7, Nick Martini vs. St. Bonaventure (3/1)Runs Scored ______________5, Mike Kindel vs. Western Michigan (3/2)Hits __________________________________________4, seven timesRBI ______5, Martini vs. WMU (3/2), Jurica vs. WMU (3/2) and at OU (5/2)Doubles__________________________________________2, 10 timesTriples __________________________________________1, 12 timesHome Runs ____________________2, Mike Kindel vs. Kent State (3/12)Total Bases__9, Kindel vs. W. Michigan (3/2) and Jurica vs. Minnesota (5/4)Walks __________________5, Adam Muenster vs. St. Bonaventure (3/1)Strikeouts __________________4, Daniel Dellasega at Texas A&M (5/21)Sacrifice Hits ______________________2, Jake Brown vs. Kansas (5/28)Sacrifice Flies ____________________________________1, 29 timesStolen Bases ____3, Martini at Wichita St. (4/20) and vs. Chicago St. (4/28)Hit by Pitch ______________________________________2, 11 timesCaught Stealing ________________2, Daniel Dellasega vs. Baylor (4/17)Runners LOB ________________8, Daniel Dellasega at Texas A&M (5/21)

FieldingPutouts________________________19, Matt Giller vs. Kent State (3/13)Assists __________________________7, Carter Jurica vs. Kansas (5/28)Errors ______________________3, Adam Muenster at Texas A&M (5/22)Passed Balls ____________________________________1, nine times

PitchingInnings Pitched ________________8.1, Kyle Hunter at The Citadel (2/21)Runs Allowed __________________8, Justin Lindsey at Oklahoma (5/2)Earned Runs Allowed ____________8, Justin Lindsey at Oklahoma (5/2)Hits Allowed ________________11, Evan Marshall vs. Kent State (3/13)Walks Allowed ______5, Marshall vs. OSU (3/26) and Hunter at MU (4/25)Strikeouts ________________________9, Justin Lindsey vs. Texas (5/9)Wild Pitches __2, Doller vs. Kent State (3/13) and Hunter vs. Kansas (5/15)Hit Batters ____________________4, Tyler Sturges vs. Oklahoma (5/29)

Miscellaneous Notes:Longest game, innings ________________11, vs. St. Bonaventure (3/1)Longest game, time__________________4:22, vs. St. Bonaventure (3/1)Shortest game, innings ____7, vs. KSU (3/14), OSU (3/28) and CSU (4/28)Shortest 9-inning game, time ________________2:05, vs. Baylor (4/18)Longest winning streak ______________________________7 (twice)Longest losing streak______________________________2 (six times)

INNING-BY-INNING SUMMARYInning 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Ex TotalKansas State 59 36 47 53 49 74 37 47 33 13 448Opponents 44 28 41 47 44 43 39 44 22 5 357

ATTENDANCEPlace Dates Total AverageHome 27 46,290* 1,714*Away 32 63,765 1,992Total 59 110,055 1,865Top Home Crowd: 4,745, vs. Wichita State (3/30)*Top Road Crowd: 7,217, at Wichita State (4/20)Top Neutral Crowd: 5,855, vs. Kansas (5/18)

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FINAL 2010 BIG 12 CONFERENCE STANDINGS

Conference OverallSchool W L T Pct. W L T Pct.xy-Texas 24 3 0 .889 50 13 0 .794x-Oklahoma 15 10 0 .600 50 18 0 .735x-Kansas State 14 12 0 .538 37 22 0 .627xz-Texas A&M 14 12 1 .537 43 21 1 .669x-Texas Tech 13 14 0 .481 28 29 0 .491x-Baylor 12 13 0 .480 36 24 0 .600x-Kansas 11 15 1 .426 31 27 1 .534x-Missouri 10 16 0 .385 29 26 0 .527Nebraska 10 17 0 .370 27 27 0 .500Oklahoma State 8 19 0 .296 29 26 0 .527

x - Big 12 Tournament Participant; y - Big 12 Champion; z - Big 12 Tournament Champion

2010 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIPBricktown Ballpark, Oklahoma City, Okla.

First TeamIF- Carter Jurica, Kansas StateIF- Adam Muenster, Kansas StateIF- Aaron Senne, MissouriIF- Garrett Buechele, OklahomaIF- Robby Price, KansasC- Cameron Rupp, TexasOF- Nick Martini, Kansas StateOF- Adam Bailey, NebraskaOF- Brian Heere, KansasDH- Russell Moldenhauer, TexasUTL- Brooks Pinckard, BaylorUTL- Brett Nicholas, MissouriSP- Cole Green, TexasSP- Brandon Workman, TexasSP- Barret Loux, Texas A&MRP- Chance Ruffin, TexasRP- John Stilson, Texas A&M

Second TeamIF- Davis Duren, Oklahoma StateIF- Brandon Loy, TexasIF- Tant Shepherd, TexasIF- Brodie Green, Texas A&MIF- Barrett Barnes, Texas TechC- Kevin Gonzalez, Texas A&MOF- Logan Vick, BaylorOF- D.J. Belfonte, NebraskaOF- Kevin Keyes, TexasDH- Scott LeJeune, Texas TechUTL- Jack Mayfield, OklahomaUTL- Matt Juengel, Texas A&MSP- Logan Verrett, BaylorSP- Zach Neal, OklahomaSP- Taylor Jungmann, TexasRP- Evan Marshall, Kansas StateRP- Chad Bettis, Texas Tech

Honorable MentionBaylor- Raynor Campbell, IF; Gregg Glime, C; Joey Hains-further, IF; Willie Kempf, RP; Shawn Tolleson, SPKansas- Cameron Selik, SP; Tony Thompson, IF; T.J. Walz,SP; Jimmy Waters, OFKansas State- Daniel Dellasega, C; Kyle Hunter, SPMissouri- Michael Liberto, IFNebraska- Cody Asche, IF; Kale Kiser, DHOklahoma- Ross Hubbard, DH; Cameron Seitzer, IF; MaxWhite, OFOklahoma State- Kevin David, C; Texas- Connor Rowe, OF; Cohl Walla, OFTexas A&M- Joe Patterson, DH; Michael Wacha, RPTexas Tech- Bobby Doran, SP; Joey Kenworthy, IF; Jamod-rick McGruder, IF; Jeremy Mayo, C; Michael Reed, OF

Date Player Pitcher2/22 Brodie Greene, TAMU Shawn Tolleson, BU Chad Bettis, TTU3/1 Aaron Senne, MU Cameron Selik, KU Cole Green, UT3/8 Raynor Campbell, BU Jeremy Erben, OU Barret Loux, TAMU3/15 Casey Lytle, KU Brett Bochy, KU3/22 Adam Bailey, NU Brandon Workman, UT3/29 Robby Price, KU Brett Bochy, KU Tom Lemke, NU4/5 Robby Price, KU Thomas Keeling, OSU4/12 Aaron Senne, MU Logan Verrett, BU4/19 Barrett Barnes, TTU Cole Green, UT4/26 Cameron Rupp, UT Cole Green, UT5/3 Danny Black, OU T.J. Walz, KU5/10 Robby Price, KU Jack Mayfield, OU5/17 Adam Smith, TAMU Nick Tepesch, MU Barret Loux, TAMU5/24 Garrett Buechele, OU Chance Ruffin, UT

BIG 12 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

ALL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM1B: Barrett Barnes, Texas Tech2B: Raynor Campbell, BaylorSS: Brodie Green, Texas A&M3B: Garrett Buechele, OklahomaC: Daniel Dellasega, Kansas StateOF: Logan Vick, BaylorOF: Ryan Gebhart, MissouriOF: Connor Rowe, TexasDH: Matt Juengel, Texas A&MSP: Willie Kempf, BaylorSP: Chad Bettis, Texas TechRP: John Stilson, Texas A&MMost Outstanding Player: Brodie Greene, A&M

2010 COACHES ALL-BIG 12 CONFERENCE TEAMS

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

Thursday, May 27Game 5: Texas Tech 4, Texas 2Game 6: Texas A&M 7, Missouri 2

Friday, May 28Game 7: Kansas State 10, Kansas 5Game 8: Baylor 8, Oklahoma 3

Saturday, May 29Game 9: Missouri 7, Texas Tech 3Game 10: Texas A&M 9, Texas 3Game 11: Oklahoma 13, Kansas State 2Game 12: Baylor 6, Kansas 3

Sunday, May 30Championship GameGame 13: Texas A&M 5, Baylor 3 (10)

Players of the Year: Nick Martini, Kansas State and Aaron Senne, Missouri; Pitcher of the Year: Cole Green, Texas; Freshman of the Year: Barrett Barnes, Texas Tech;Newcomer of the Year: John Stilson, Texas A&M; Coach of the Year: Augie Garrido, Texas


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Batting AverageNick Martini, Kansas State .416Aaron Senne, Missouri .400Brodie Greene, Texas A&M .395Brian Heere, Kansas .393Davis Duren, Oklahoma State .383

HitsBrodie Greene, Texas A&M 105Nick Martini, Kansas State 96Adam Muenster, Kansas State 94Garrett Buechele, Oklahoma 94Brian Heere, Kansas 92

Runs ScoredBrodie Greene, Texas A&M 74Barrett Barnes, Texas Tech 71Robby Price, Kansas 67Adam Muenster, Kansas State 65Tant Shepherd, Texas 64

RBICarter Jurica, Kansas State 69Adam Bailey, Nebraska 69Garrett Buechele, Oklahoma 65Brett Nicholas, Missouri 64Jimmy Waters, Kansas 63

DoublesScott LeJeune, Texas Tech 28Aaron Senne, Missouri 22Michael Reed, Texas Tech 21Adam Muenster, Kansas State 21Daniel Dellasega, Kansas State 19Three Others 19

TriplesBrodie Greene, Texas A&M 7Danny Black, Oklahoma 6Brooks Pinckard, Baylor 6Robby Price, Kansas 5Nick Martini, Kansas State 4Josh Botts, Oklahoma State 4

Home RunsAdam Bailey, Nebraska 18Garrett Buechele, Oklahoma 17Cameron Seitzer, Oklahoma 16Aaron Senne, Missouri 16Two Players 15

Total BasesBrodie Greene, Texas A&M 179Garrett Buechele, Oklahoma 165Adam Bailey, Nebraska 154Aaron Senne, Missouri 154Carter Jurica, Kansas State 148

Stolen BasesDavid Duren, Oklahoma State 29Adam Muenster, Kansas State 26Chris Ellison, Oklahoma 24Jamodrick McGruder, Texas Tech 23Brodie Greene, Texas A&M 23

WinsBrandon Workman, Texas 12Barret Loux, Texas A&M 11Cole Green, Texas 11Bobby Shore, Oklahoma 10Kyle Hunter, Kansas State 9Three Others 9

Innings PitchedTaylor Jungmann, Texas 120.0Cole Green, Texas 111.2Zach Neal, Oklahoma 105.2Michael Wacha, Texas A&M 105.2Barret Loux, Texas A&M 105.0

Earned Run AverageJohn Stilson, Texas A&M 0.80Chance Ruffin, Texas 1.11Taylor Jungmann, Texas 2.03Cole Green, Texas 2.74Barret Loux, Texas A&M 2.83

StrikeoutsBarret Loux, Texas A&M 136Taylor Jungmann, Texas 129John Stilson, Texas A&M 114Chad Bettis, Texas Tech 102Brandon Workman, Texas 101

SavesChance Ruffin, Texas 14Ryan Duke, Oklahoma 12Brooks Pinckard, Baylor 12John Stilson, Texas A&M 10Chad Bettis, Texas 10

Batting AverageAdam Muenster, Kansas State .434Nick Martini, Kansas State .433Garrett Buechele, Oklahoma .383Aaron Seene, Missouri .382Brian Heere, Kansas .681

HitsAdam Muenster, Kansas State 46Brian Heere, Kansas 45Nick Martini, Kansas State 42Robby Price, Kansas 42Davis Duren, Oklahoma State 41

Runs ScoredBarrett Barnes, Texas Tech 34Robby Price, Kansas 32Adam Muenster, Kansas State 31Tant Shepherd, Texas 29Brian Heere, Kansas 28

RBICameron Rupp, Texas 34Jimmy Waters, Kansas 34Brett Nicholas, Missouri 31Tony Thompson, Kansas 29Adam Bailey, Nebraska 29

DoublesScott LeJeune, Texas Tech 14Tant Shepherd, Texas 12Kent Urban, Kansas State 10Nick Martini, Kansas State 10Adam Muenster, Kansas State 10Two Others 10

TriplesBrodie Greene, Texas A&M 3Robby Price, Kansas 3Eight Players 2

Home RunsMax White, Oklahoma 9Adam Bailey, Nebraska 9Kevin Keyes, Texas 9Carter Jurica, Kansas State 7Three Others 7

Total BasesAaron Seene, Missouri 70Robby Price, Kansas 69Barrett Barnes, Texas Tech 69Kevin Keyes, Texas 69Tant Shepherd, Texas 68

Stolen BasesJamodrick McGruder, Texas Tech 14Adam Muenster, Kansas State 12Scott Arthur, Texas A&M 11Brodie Greene, Texas A&M 11Tant Shepherd, Texas 8

WinsBrandon Workman, Texas 8Cole Gree, Texas 6Zach Neal, Oklahoma 6Barret Loux, Texas A&M 6Bobby Doran, Texas Tech 5T.J. Walz, Kansas 5

Innings PitchedCole Green, Texas 68.0Nick Tepesch, Missouri 66.1Michael Mariot, Nebraska 62.2Taylor Jungmann, Texas 62.0T.J. Walz, Kansas 60.2Barret Loux, Texas A&M 60.2

Earned Run AverageChance Ruffin, Texas 0.87John Stilson, Texas A&M 1.17Cole Green, Texas 1.49Jack Mayfield, Oklahoma 1.78James Allen, Kansas State 2.54

StrikeoutsBarret Loux, Texas A&M 75Taylor Jungmann, Texas 59T.J. Walz, Kansas 59Logan Verrett, Baylor 58Three Players 55

SavesChad Bettis, Texas Tech 7Chance Ruffin, Texas 5James Allen, Kansas State 4Brooks Pinckard, Baylor 4John Stilson, Texas A&M 4

OVERALL INDIVIDUAL LEADERS CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

TEAM OVERALL BATTING Team G AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR BB SO1. Kansas State 59 .323 2026 448 655 122 12 39 273 3702. Oklahoma 68 .307 2360 525 725 132 22 105 271 5353. Texas Tech 57 .307 1987 413 610 162 14 61 245 3624. Oklahoma State 55 .307 1926 387 591 128 13 55 200 3405. Baylor 60 .304 2073 410 630 128 26 57 255 4086. Kansas 69 .304 2067 415 628 119 16 41 252 3677. Nebraska 54 .301 1877 374 565 104 8 60 202 3618. Texas A&M 65 .300 2230 400 668 120 17 67 192 4519. Missouri 66 .288 1900 410 547 116 9 53 277 45810. Texas 63 .286 2124 427 608 119 17 81 263 482

TEAM OVERALL PITCHINGTeam G ERA W L IP H R ER BB SO1. Texas 63 2.45 50 13 569.0 451 186 155 175 5492. Texas A&M 65 3.70 43 21 591.0 567 301 243 197 6123. Oklahoma 68 3.76 50 18 608.1 595 293 254 225 5834. Baylor 60 3.95 36 24 535.1 570 298 235 192 4785. Missouri 55 5.09 29 26 488.1 574 337 276 156 3406. Nebraska 54 5.15 27 27 468.1 509 307 268 226 3587. Kansas 59 5.50 31 27 525.1 575 363 321 216 4568. Oklahoma State 55 5.56 29 26 485.2 539 322 300 207 4819. Kansas State 59 5.57 37 22 518.2 601 357 321 172 40310. Texas Tech 57 6.70 28 29 497.0 612 444 370 263 442

TEAM CONFERENCE-ONLY BATTING Team G AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR BB SO1. Texas Tech 27 .310 978 187 303 83 4 32 98 1812. Kansas 27 .305 996 195 304 51 6 27 115 1883. Kansas State 26 .301 876 167 264 56 3 14 114 1964. Texas 27 .299 968 203 289 69 9 42 108 2435. Oklahoma 25 .287 868 172 249 47 8 36 86 2046. Baylor 25 .284 883 149 251 51 7 25 93 1687. Missouri 26 . 281 906 180 255 58 4 21 128 2408. Nebraska 27 .273 897 132 245 41 1 29 84 1779. Texas A&M 27 . 264 940 125 248 46 5 21 94 21710. Oklahoma State 27 .262 913 121 239 42 4 21 73 182

TEAM CONFERENCE-ONLY PITCHINGTeam G ERA W L IP H R ER BB SO1. Texas 27 2.30 24 3 250.0 191 80 64 72 2212. Baylor 25 3.90 12 13 226.0 234 125 98 86 2053. Texas A&M 27 4.42 14 12 248.2 254 144 122 100 2514. Oklahoma 25 5.04 15 10 223.0 256 139 125 75 1895. Nebraska 27 5.51 10 17 230.1 254 166 141 126 1706. Kansas 27 6.18 11 15 249.0 286 191 171 104 1987. Kansas State 26 6.27 14 12 226.2 268 174 158 93 1658. Missouri 26 6.48 10 16 229.1 307 202 165 87 1619. Texas Tech 27 6.84 13 14 238.0 306 210 181 138 22110. Oklahoma State 27 7.13 8 19 233.2 291 200 185 112 215


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OPPONENTDATE, SITE

COACH,SCHOOL REC., YRS.

2010 RECORD,POSTSEASON

2010 CONF.RECORD, FINISH

SERIES,YEAR STARTED

LETTERWINNERSRETURNING/LOST

STARTERS/PITCHERSRETURNING/LOST

SID, EMAIL,WEBSITE

PacificFeb. 18-20 - StocktonFeb. 26 - Conway, S.C.

Ed Sprague162-226 (7)

21-329-157th, Big West

Series tied, 1-1 16/12Starters: 6/3Pitchers: 6/4

Kevin [email protected]

Coastal CarolinaFebruary 24Myrtle Beach, S.C.

Gary Gilmore609-303 (15)

55-10NCAA Super Regional

25-01st, Big South

First Meeting 17/13Starters: 5/4Pitchers: 8/5

Mike [email protected]

Western KentuckyFebruary 25Conway, S.C.

Chris Finwood157-130 (5)

35-2316-14t6th, Sun Belt

First Meeting 19/12Starters: 7/2Pitchers: 5/4

Melissa [email protected]

CaliforniaFebruary 27Myrtle Beach, S.C.

David Esquer316-290-2 (11)

29-25NCAA Regional

13-14t5th, Pacific 10

California leads, 3-02001

14/6Starters: 6/3Pitchers: 10/5

Scott [email protected]

Western IllinoisMarch 4-6Manhattan, Kan.

Mike Villano14-39 (1)

14-396-218th, Summit League

K-State leads, 8-21988


Cameron [email protected]

Long IslandMarch 11-13Manhattan, Kan.

Don Maines69-181-1 (5)

14-4211-21t8th, Northeastern



Shawn [email protected]

NebraskaMarch 16 - ManhattanApril 15-17 - Lincoln

Mike Anderson307-171-2 (8)

27-2710-179th, Big 12

NU leads, 161-1041898


Brandon [email protected]

TexasMarch 18-20Austin, Texas

Augie Garrido567-269-2 (13)

50-13NCAA Super Regional

24-31st, Big 12

Texas leads, 39-11-11985


Thomas [email protected]

www.texassports.com

BaylorMarch 25-27Waco, Texas

Steve Smith588-387-1 (16)

36-24NCAA Regional

12-136th, Big 12

Baylor leads, 34-141966


David [email protected]

Northern ColoradoMarch 29-30Manhattan, Kan.

Carl IwasakiFirst Season

34-2422-62nd, Great West



Heather [email protected]

Texas A&MApril 1-3Manhattan, Kan.

Rob Childress199-113-2 (5)

43-21-1NCAA Regional

14-12-14th, Big 12

A&M leads, 36-11-11985


Adam [email protected]

www.aggieathletics.com

MinnesotaApril 5-6Minneapolis, Minn.

John Anderson1,038-675-3 (29)

32-30NCAA Regional

15-91st, Big Ten

Minnesota leads, 7-11993


Steven [email protected]

OklahomaApril 8-10Manhattan, Kan.

Sunny Golloway220-166-1 (6)

50-18College World Series

15-102nd, Big 12

OU leads, 181-67-11913


Craig [email protected]

CreightonApril 12Omaha, Neb.

Ed Servais254-149 (7)

27-259-124th, Missouri Valley

K-State leads, 46-36-11903


Shannon [email protected]

Wichita StateApril 13 - ManhattanMay 17 - Wichita

Gene Stephenson1,724-596-3 (33)

41-1915-6t1st, Missouri Valley

Wichita St. leads, 48-301906


Tami [email protected]

Missouri StateApril 19Manhattan, Kan.

Keith Guttin959-607 (28)

21-346-158th, Missouri Valley



Ben [email protected]

Texas TechApril 21-23Manhattan, Kan.

Dan Spencer53-61 (2)

28-2913-145th, Big 12

Tech leads, 27-16-11993


Scott [email protected]

Oklahoma StateApril 29-May 1Stillwater, Okla.

Frank Anderson262-158 (7)

29-268-1910th, Big 12

OSU leads, 148-561911


Wade [email protected]

www.okstate.com

Cal State BakersfieldMay 3-4Manhattan, Kan.

Bill Kernen39-67 (2)

26-30 Independent First Meeting 13/14Starters: 3/9Pitchers: 6/6

Matt [email protected]

MissouriMay 6-8Manhattan, Kan.

Tim Jamieson544-382-2 (16)

29-2610-168th, Big 12

MU leads, 163-100-11907


Josh [email protected]

New OrleansMay 13-15Manhattan, Kan.

Bruce Peddie13-39 (1)

13-392-2611th, Sun Belt

New Orleans leads, 2-01987


Jason [email protected]

KansasMay 20 - ManhattanMay 21-22 - Lawrence

Ritch Price273-220-2 (8)

31-27-111-15-17th, Big 12

K-State leads, 164-161-11897


Mike [email protected]


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February 24Myrtle Beach, S.C.

Location ______________Conway, S.C.Founded ____________________1954Enrollment __________________8,700Conference ______________Big SouthNickname ______________ChanticleersColors ________Teal, Bronze and BlackPresident __________David A. DeCenzoAD ________________Hunter YurachekHome Field ____Charles Watson StadiumCapacity ____________________2,000Press Box____________(843) 421-8244

GENERAL INFORMATION

First Meeting

SERIES HISTORY

Head Coach____________Gary GilmoreOverall Record __________862-405 (21)School Record __________609-303 (15)Record vs. K-State ______________0-0

Contact ______________Mike CawoodOffice ______________(843) [email protected]________www.goccusports.com

COACH INFORMATION

SPORTS INFORMATION

2010 Record____________55-10 (25-0)Conference Finish ______________1stPostseason ______NCAA Super RegionalFinal Ranking __________11 (Coaches’)Letterwinners (r/l) ____________17/13Starters (r/l) __________________5/4Pitchers (r/l) __________________8/5Top Returning Position Player

Tommy La Stella (.378 avg, 14 HR, 66 RBI)Top Returning Pitcher

Anthony Meo (13-2, 2.61 ERA, 94 SO, 34 BB)

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February 26 • Conway, S.C.

Location ____________Stockton, Calif.Founded ____________________1851Enrollment __________________6,235Conference________________Big WestNickname __________________TigersColors ____________Orange and BlackPresident __________Dr. Pamela EibeckAD ____________________Lynn KingHome Field ________Klein Family FieldCapacity ____________________2,500Press Box____________(209) 946-2722

GENERAL INFORMATION

All-Time ____________Series tied, 1-1First Meeting ________________1970Last Meeting ________________2009Last K-State Win ______2/26/2009 (7-4)Last K-State Home win ________NoneLast K-State Road win __________NoneLongest K-State Streak ____________1Current Streak ________K-State won 1

SERIES HISTORY

Head Coach ____________Ed SpragueOverall Record __________162-226 (7)School Record ________________sameRecord vs. K-State ______________0-1

Contact ____________Kevin WilkinsonOffice ______________(209) 946-2289E-Mail [email protected] ______www.pacifictigers.com

COACH INFORMATION

SPORTS INFORMATION

2010 Record____________21-32 (9-15)Conference Finish ______________7thPostseason __________________NoneFinal Ranking ________________NoneLetterwinners (r/l) ____________16/12Starters (r/l) __________________6/3Pitchers (r/l) __________________6/4Top Returning Position Player

Brian Martin (.364 avg, 0 HR, 38 RBI)Top Returning Pitcher

Robbie Richardson (1-2, 3.26 ERA, 17 SO, 11 BB)

TEAM INFORMATION

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February 25Conway, S.C.

Location __________Bowling Green, Ky.Founded ____________________1906Enrollment ________________20,885Conference ________________Sun BeltNickname ______________HilltoppersColors ______________Red and WhitePresident __________Dr. Gary RansdellAD ____________________Ross BjorkHome Field __________Nick Denes FieldCapacity ____________________1,500Press Box____________(270) 745-4281

GENERAL INFORMATION

First Meeting

SERIES HISTORY

Head Coach __________Chris FinwoodOverall Record __________209-227 (8)School Record __________157-130 (5)Record vs. K-State ______________0-0

Contact __________Melissa AndersonOffice ______________(270) 745-3756E-Mail [email protected] ________www.wkusports.com

COACH INFORMATION

SPORTS INFORMATION

2010 Record __________35-23 (16-14)Conference Finish ______________t6thPostseason __________________NoneFinal Ranking ________________NoneLetterwinners (r/l) ____________19/12Starters (r/l) __________________7/2Pitchers (r/l) __________________5/4Top Returning Position Player

Matt Rice (.369 avg, 10 HR, 65 RBI)Top Returning Pitcher

Brian Edelen (4-2, 3.78 ERA, 31 SO, 28 BB)

TEAM INFORMATION

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Myrtle Beach S.C.

Location ____________Berkeley, Calif.Founded ____________________1868Enrollment ________________35,409Conference ______________Pacific-10Nickname ____________Golden BearsColors ______________Blue and GoldChancellor ______Dr. Robert BirgeneauAD ________________Sandy BarbourHome Field __________Evans DiamondCapacity ____________________2,500Press Box____________(510) 642-3098

GENERAL INFORMATION

All-Time ________California leads, 3-0First Meeting ________________2001Last Meeting ________________2008Last K-State Win ______________NoneLast K-State Home win ________NoneLast K-State Road win __________NoneLongest K-State Streak ________NoneCurrent Streak ______California won 3

SERIES HISTORY

Head Coach____________David EsquerOverall Record ________316-290-2 (11)School Record ________________SameRecord vs. K-State ______________3-0

Contact__________________Scott BallOffice ______________(510) 643-1741E-Mail [email protected] __________www.calbears.com

COACH INFORMATION

SPORTS INFORMATION

2010 Record __________29-25 (13-14)Conference Finish ______________t5thPostseason __________NCAA RegionalFinal Ranking ________________NoneLetterwinners (r/l) ______________14/6Starters (r/l) __________________6/3Pitchers (r/l) __________________10/5Top Returning Position Player

Tony Renda (.373 avg, 3 HR, 37 RBI)Top Returning Pitcher

Erik Johnson (6-3, 4.09 ERA, 73 SO, 37 BB)

TEAM INFORMATION

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March 4-6Tointon Family Stadium

Location ______________Macomb, Ill.Founded ____________________1899Enrollment ________________13,331Conference ______The Summit LeagueNickname ______Fighting LeathernecksColors______________Purple and GoldPresident __________Dr. Alvin GoldfarbAD ____________Dr. Tim M. Van AlstineHome Field ____Alfred D. Boyer StadiumCapacity ____________________502Press Box____________(641) 431-0483

GENERAL INFORMATION

All-Time __________K-State leads, 8-2First Meeting ________________1988Last Meeting ________________2004Last K-State Win ______2/21/2004 (9-8)Last K-State Home win__2/16/2003 (14-4)Last K-State Road win __________NoneLongest K-State Streak ____________7Current Streak __Western Illinois won 1

SERIES HISTORY

Head Coach ____________Mike VillanoOverall Record ____________14-39 (1)School Record ________________SameRecord vs. K-State ______________0-0

Contact ______Cameron WeidenthalerOffice ______________(309) 298-1133E-Mail [email protected] ____www.goleathernecks.com

COACH INFORMATION

SPORTS INFORMATION

2010 Record____________14-39 (6-21)Conference Finish ______________8thPostseason __________________NoneFinal Ranking ________________NoneLetterwinners (r/l) ______________9/4Starters (r/l) __________________7/2Pitchers (r/l) __________________5/10Top Returning Position Player

Rich Mascheri (.385 avg, 0 HR, 22 RBI)Top Returning Pitcher

Beau Below (1-4, 6.54 ERA, 21 SO, 16 BB)

TEAM INFORMATION

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ilkd=fpi^kaMarch 11-13

Tointon Family Stadium

Location ______________Brooklyn, N.Y.Founded ____________________1926Enrollment ________________11,000Conference ______________NortheastNickname ______________BlackbirdsColors ______________Black and SilverPresident ________Dr. David J. SteinbergAD __________________John SuarezHome Field ________________LIU FieldCapacity ____________________500

GENERAL INFORMATION

All-Time __________K-State leads, 1-0First Meeting ________________1992Last Meeting ________________1992Last K-State Win ______3/12/92 (15-5)Last K-State Home win ________NoneLast K-State Road win __________NoneLongest K-State Streak ____________1Current Streak ________K-State won 1

SERIES HISTORY

Head Coach ____________Don MainesOverall Record ________339-590-5 (19)School Record __________69-181-1 (5)Record vs. K-State ______________0-1

Contact ____________Shawn SweeneyOffice ______________(718) 488-1307E-Mail [email protected] ________www.liuathletics.com

COACH INFORMATION

SPORTS INFORMATION

2010 Record __________14-42 (11-21)Conference Finish ______________t8thPostseason __________________NoneFinal Ranking ________________NoneLetterwinners (r/l) ______________17/9Starters (r/l) __________________6/3Pitchers (r/l) __________________9/6Top Returning Position Player

Drew Walsh (.313 avg, 7 HR, 44 RBI)Top Returning Pitcher

Evan Zerff (3-3, 3.15 ERA, 21 SO, 15 BB)

TEAM INFORMATION

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March 29-30Tointon Family Stadium

Location ______________Greeley, Colo.Founded ____________________1889Enrollment ________________12,148Conference ______________Great WestNickname __________________BearsColors ______________Blue and GoldPresident ______________Kay NortonAD __________________Jay S. HinrichsHome Field ____________Jackson FieldCapacity ____________________1,500Press Box____________(970) 351-2522

GENERAL INFORMATION

All-Time __________K-State leads, 8-0First Meeting ________________1990Last Meeting ________________2005Last K-State Win ______5/15/2005 (9-0)Last K-State Home win__5/15/2005 (9-0)Last K-State Road win __________NoneLongest K-State Streak ____________8Current Streak ________K-State won 8

SERIES HISTORY

Head Coach ____________Carl IwasakiOverall Record __________102-130 (6)School Record __________First SeasonRecord vs. K-State ______________0-0

Contact ____________Heather KennedyOffice ______________(970) 351-1065E-Mail [email protected] __________www.uncbears.com

COACH INFORMATION

SPORTS INFORMATION

2010 Record____________34-24 (22-6)Conference Finish ______________2ndPostseason __________________NoneFinal Ranking ________________NoneLetterwinners (r/l) ____________14/15Starters (r/l) __________________4/5Pitchers (r/l) __________________9/8Top Returning Position Player

Jarod Berggren (.392 avg, 11 HR, 54 RBI)Top Returning Pitcher

Joe Sawicki (9-3, 3.06 ERA, 67 SO, 29 BB)

TEAM INFORMATION

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Minneapolis, Minn.

Location__________Minneapolis, Minn.Founded ____________________1851Enrollment ________________50,833Conference ________________Big TenNickname __________Golden GophersColors ____________Maroon and GoldPresident ________Robert H. BruininksAD ____________________Joel MaturiHome Field ____________MetrodomeCapacity __________________63,699Press Box____________(612) 627-4400

GENERAL INFORMATION

All-Time ________Minnesota leads, 7-1First Meeting ________________1993Last Meeting ________________2010Last K-State Win ______5/4/2010 (12-6)Last K-State Home win__5/4/2010 (12-6)Last K-State Road win __________NoneLongest K-State Streak ____________1Current Streak ______Minnesota won 1

SERIES HISTORY

Head Coach __________John AndersonOverall Record ______1,038-675-3 (29)School Record ________________SameRecord vs. K-State ______________7-1

Contact ______________Steven GellerOffice ______________(612) 624-9396E-Mail [email protected] ______www.gophersports.com

COACH INFORMATION

SPORTS INFORMATION

2010 Record____________32-30 (15-9)Conference Finish ______________1stPostseason __________NCAA RegionalFinal Ranking ________________NoneLetterwinners (r/l) ______________21/4Starters (r/l) __________________7/2Pitchers (r/l) __________________10/2Top Returning Position Player

Kyle Gleason (.278 avg, 4 HR, 39 RBI)Top Returning Pitcher

Austin Lubinsky (1-3, 5.28 ERA, 20 SO)

TEAM INFORMATION

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Omaha, Neb.

Location ______________Omaha, Neb.Founded ____________________1878Enrollment __________________7,385Conference __________Missouri ValleyNickname ________________BluejaysColors ______________Blue and WhitePresident ____Rev. John P. Schlegel, S.J.AD ______________Bruce RasmussenHome Field________CU Sports ComplexCapacity ____________________1,000Press Box____________(402) 280-2787

GENERAL INFORMATION

All-Time________K-State leads, 46-36-1First Meeting ________________1903Last Meeting ________________2010Last K-State Win ______3/3/2009 (12-1)Last K-State Home win__3/3/2009 (12-1)Last K-State Road win __4/11/2006 (5-4)Longest K-State Streak ____________6Current Streak ______Creighton won 2

SERIES HISTORY

Head Coach ______________Ed ServaisOverall Record ________436-231-1 (15)School Record __________254-149 (7)Record vs. K-State ______________6-4

Contact ____________Shannon PivovarOffice ______________(402) [email protected] ______www.gocreighton.com

COACH INFORMATION

SPORTS INFORMATION


Trever Adams (.356 avg, 12 HR, 58 RBI)Top Returning Pitcher

Ty Blach (3-3, 3.11 ERA, 58 SO, 18 BB)

TEAM INFORMATION

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May 17 • Wichita

Location ______________Wichita, Kan.Founded ____________________1895Enrollment ________________14,806Conference __________Missouri ValleyNickname ________________ShockersColors ____________Black and YellowPresident __________Dr. Donald BeggsAD ____________________Eric SextonHome Field ____________Eck StadiumCapacity ____________________7,851Press Box____________(316) 978-3390

GENERAL INFORMATION

All-Time ____Wichita State leads, 47-29First Meeting ________________1906Last Meeting ________________2010Last K-State Win ______4/20/2010 (7-4)Last K-State Home win__3/30/2010 (8-3)Last K-State Road win __4/20/2010 (7-4)Longest K-State Streak____________10Current Streak ________K-State won 5

SERIES HISTORY

Head Coach ________Gene StephensonOverall Record ______1,724-596-3 (33)School Record ________________SameRecord vs. K-State ____________44-17

Contact ________________Tami CutlerOffice ______________(316) 978-5559E-Mail [email protected] ________www.goshockers.com

COACH INFORMATION

SPORTS INFORMATION

2010 Record____________41-19 (15-6)Conference Finish ______________t1stPostseason __________________NoneFinal Ranking ________________NoneLetterwinners (r/l) ____________16/13Starters (r/l) __________________5/5Pitchers (r/l) __________________8/6Top Returning Position Player:

Preston Springer (.24 avg, 11 HR, 59 RBI)Top Returning Pitcher:

Tim Kelley (11-2, 3.94 ERA, 80 SO, 26BB)

TEAM INFORMATION

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April 19Tointon Family Stadium

Location ____________Springfield, Mo.Founded ____________________1905Enrollment ________________23,092Conference __________Missouri ValleyNickname __________________BearsColors ____________Maroon and WhitePresident ________Dr. James E. Cofer, Sr.AD ____________________Kyle MoatsHome Field __________Hammons FieldCapacity ____________________8,000Press Box ____(417) 863-0395 ext. 3070

GENERAL INFORMATION

All-Time __________K-State leads, 10-9First Meeting ________________1984Last Meeting ________________2006Last K-State Win ____3/12/1993 (11-5)Last K-State Home win __5/5/1992 (5-2)Last K-State Road win __3/3/1992 (14-5)Longest K-State Streak ____________5Current Streak ____Missouri State won 1

SERIES HISTORY

Head Coach ____________Keith GuttinOverall Record __________959-607 (28)School Record ________________sameRecord vs. K-State ____________9-10

Contact ______________Ben AdamsonOffice ______________(417) 836-4584E-Mail [email protected] __www.missouristatebears.com

COACH INFORMATION

SPORTS INFORMATION


Kevin Medrano (.410 avg, 4 HR, 29 RBI)Top Returning Pitcher

Grant Gordon (4-2, 4.66 ERA, 7 SV, 74 SO)

TEAM INFORMATION

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May 3-4Tointon Family Stadium

Location __________Bakersfield, Calif.Founded ____________________1970Enrollment __________________8,000Conference ____________IndependentNickname______________RoadrunnersColors ______________Blue and GoldPresident ________Dr. Horace MitchellAD ____________________Jeff KonyaHome Field ______________Hardt FieldCapacity ____________________N/APress Box____________(515) 240-0483

GENERAL INFORMATION

First Meeting

SERIES HISTORY

Head Coach ____________Bill KernenOverall Record ________292-258-3 (9)School Record ____________39-67 (2)Record vs. K-State ______________0-0

Contact__________________Matt TurkOffice ______________(661) 654-3071E-Mail [email protected] ________www.gorunners.com

COACH INFORMATION

SPORTS INFORMATION

2010 Record ________________26-30Conference Finish ______________N/APostseason __________________NoneFinal Ranking ________________NoneLetterwinners (r/l) ____________13/14Starters (r/l) __________________3/6Pitchers (r/l) __________________6/6Top Returning Position Player

Jeremy Rodriguez (.400 avg, 4 HR, 38 RBI)Top Returning Pitcher

Martin Medina (5-1, 4.01 ERA, 22 SO, 8 BB)

TEAM INFORMATION

kbt=loib^kpMay 13-15

Tointon Family Stadium

Location __________New Orleans, La.Founded ____________________1958Enrollment ________________11,466Conference ____________IndependentNickname________________PrivateersColors __________Royal Blue and SilverInterim Chancellor __Dr. John LombardiAD ________________Amy ChampionHome Field ____________Maestri FieldCapacity ____________________4,200

GENERAL INFORMATION

All-Time ______New Orleans leads, 2-0First Meeting ________________1987Last Meeting ________________1987Last K-State Win ______________NoneLast K-State Home win ________NoneLast K-State Road win __________NoneLongest K-State Streak ________NoneCurrent Streak ____New Orleans won 2

SERIES HISTORY

Head Coach ____________Bruce PeddieOverall Record ________350-274-2 (12)School Record ____________13-39 (1)Record vs. K-State ______________0-0

Contact ______________Jason PlotkinOffice ______________(504) 280-6284E-Mail [email protected] ______www.unoprivateers.com

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SPORTS INFORMATION

2010 Record____________13-39 (2-26)Conference Finish ______________11thPostseason __________________NoneFinal Ranking ________________NoneLetterwinners (r/l) ______________7/25Starters (r/l) __________________1/8Pitchers (r/l) __________________2/12Top Returning Position Player

Nolan Church (.328 avg, 5 HR, 15 RBI)Top Returning Pitcher

Tyler Saunders (1-2, 7.62 ERA, 22 SO, 14 BB)

TEAM INFORMATION

Klein Family Stadium • Stockton, Calif. BB&T Coastal Field • Myrtle Beach, S.C Watson Stadium • Conway, S.C.

Metrodome • Minneapolis, Minn. Creighton Sports Complex • Omaha, Neb. Eck Stadium • Wichita, Kan.

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Location ________________________________________Austin, TexasFounded______________________________________________1883Enrollment __________________________________________37,459Nickname ________________________________________LonghornsColors ________________________________Burnt Orange and WhitePresident ________________________________William C. Powers, Jr.Director of Athletics ______________________________DeLoss DoddsHome Field ______________________________UFCU Disch-Falk FieldCapacity ____________________________________________6,649Field Dimensions ________________________________340-400-325

Head Coach ____________________________________Augie GarridoAlma Mater __________________________________Fresno State ‘61 Overall Record ____________________________1,718-793-9 (41) School Record ______________________________567-269-2 (13)Office Phone __________________________________(512) 471-5732Best Time To Call __________________________________Contact SIDAssistant Coaches ________________Tommy Harman and Skip Johnson

2010 Record ____________________________________50-13 (24-3)Conference Finish ________________________________________1stPostseason ______________________________NCAA Super RegionalFinal Ranking__________________________________7th (Rivals.com)Letterwinners (returning/lost) ______________________________18/8Starters (returning/lost) ____________________________________5/4Pitchers: (returning/lost) __________________________________10/2Top Returning Position Players Tant Shepherd, Sr., IF __________________(.337 avg, 8 HR, 37 RBI) Cohl Walla, So., OF ____________________(.316 avg, 8 HR, 40 RBI)Top Returning Pitchers Taylor Jungmann, Jr., RHP __________(8-3, 2.03 ERA, 129 SO, 41 BB) Cole Green, Sr., RHP ______________(11-2, 2.74 ERA, 75 SO, 27 BB)

All-Time __________________________________Texas leads, 39-11-1K-State at Home ________________________________________4-16K-State in Austin ______________________________________7-20-1K-State at Neutral Site ____________________________________0-3Last K-State Win ______________________5/7/2010 (2-1 in Manhattan)Last K-State Road Win ________________________4/25/2009 (5-4 [12])Last Time K-State Won a Road Series ______2009 (4-2, 5-4 [12], 6-6 [11])Last Time K-State Swept a Road Series ________No Sweep Road to DateLast Time K-State Lost a Road Series __________2007 (3-10, 3-14, 11-9)Last Time K-State Was Swept in a Road Series ____2003 (1-12, 1-3, 1-12)Longest K-State Win Streak __________________3 (3/22/97 to 3/20/98)Current Streak____________________________________Texas won 2Last Meeting ______________Texas won, 6-5, in Manhattan (5/9/2010)

Contact ________________________________________Thomas DickOffice________________________________________(512) 471-6039Cell ________________________________________(512) 748-9314E-Mail ____________________________thomas.dick@athletics.utexas.eduMailing Address ________________________________P.O. Box 7399 Austin, TX 78705Website ________________________________www.texassports.comPress Box Phone________________________________(512) 471-1146

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COACHING STAFF

TEAM INFORMATION

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SPORTS INFORMATION

TAYLOR JUNGMANNJunior, RHP

TANT SHEPHERDSenior, IF

AUGIE GARRIDOHead Coach

UFCU Disch-Falk Field

qbu^p=^Cjqbu^p=^CjApril 1 | 6:30 p.m.April 2 | 2 p.m.April 3 | 1 p.m.Tointon Family Stadium | Manhattan, Kan.

Location ________________________________College Station, TexasFounded______________________________________________1872Enrollment __________________________________________48,787Nickname __________________________________________AggiesColors ____________________________________Maroon and WhiteInterim President ____________________________Dr. R. Bowen LoftinDirector of Athletics __________________________________Bill ByrneHome Field ______________________________________Olsen FieldCapacity ____________________________________________7,053Field Dimensions ________________________________330-400-330

Head Coach ____________________________________Rob Childress Alma Mater ________________________________Northwood ‘90 Overall Record ______________________________199-113-2 (5) School Record ______________________________________SameOffice Phone __________________________________(979) 845-4810Best Time To Call __________________________________Contact SIDAssistant Coaches __________________Andy Sawyers and Justin Seely

2010 Record ________________________________43-21-1 (14-12-1)Conference Finish ________________________________________4thPostseason ____________________________________NCAA RegionalFinal Ranking __________________________18th (Collegiate Baseball)Letterwinners (returning/lost) ______________________________19/8Starters (returning/lost) ____________________________________6/3Pitchers: (returning/lost) __________________________________11/4Top Returning Position Players Matt Juengel, Jr., IF __________________(.359 avg, 11 HR, 39 RBI) Kevin Gonzalez, Sr., C __________________(.318 avg, 9 HR, 38 RBI)Top Returning Pitchers John Stilson, Jr., RHP ________(9-1, 0.80 ERA, 10 SV, 114 SO, 23 BB) Michael Wacha, So., RHP ____________(9-2, 2.90 ERA, 97 SO, 22 BB)

All-Time ______________________________Texas A&M leads, 36-11-1K-State at Home ________________________________________7-11K-State in College Station________________________________4-20-1K-State at Neutral Site ____________________________________0-5Last K-State Win ______________5/21/2010 (8-7 [10] in College Station)Last K-State Home Win __________________________4/11/2009 (4-3)Last Time K-State Won a Home Series ____________2009 (2-4, 6-4, 4-3)Last Time K-State Swept a Home Series ________No Home Sweep to DateLast Time K-State Lost a Home Series ____________2007 (2-4, 1-2, 11-6)Last Time K-State Was Swept in a Home Series ____2003 (4-6, 7-12, 3-16)Longest K-State Win Streak ______________3 (4/10/2009 to 5/21/2010)Current Streak ______________________________Texas A&M won 2Last Meeting ______Texas A&M won, 3-2, in College Station (5/23/2010)

Contact ____________________________________Adam QuisenberryOffice________________________________________(979) 862-5453Cell ________________________________________(713) 582-5135E-Mail ____________________________aquisenberry@athletics.tamu.eduMailing Address ________________________________P.O. Box 30017 College Station, TX 77842Website ______________________________www.aggieathletics.comPress Box Phone ______________________________(979) 458-36074

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COACHING STAFF

TEAM INFORMATION

SERIES HISTORY

SPORTS INFORMATION

MATT JUENGELJunior, IF

ROB CHILDRESSHead Coach

Olsen Field

_^vilo_^viloMarch 25 | 6:30 p.m.March 26 | 3 p.m.March 27 | 1 p.m.Baylor Ballpark | Waco, Texas

Location ________________________________________Waco, TexasFounded______________________________________________1845Enrollment __________________________________________14,900Nickname ____________________________________________BearsColors ______________________________________Green and GoldPresident __________________________________________Ken StarrDirector of Athletics ________________________________Ian McCawHome Field ____________________________________Baylor BallparkCapacity ____________________________________________5,000Field Dimensions ________________________________330-400-330

Head Coach ______________________________________Steve Smith Alma Mater ____________________________________Baylor ‘86 Overall Record ______________________________588-387-1 (16) School Record ______________________________________SameOffice Phone __________________________________(254) 710-3029Best Time To Call __________________________________Contact SIDAssistant Coaches ______________Mitch Thompson and Steve Johnigan

2010 Record ____________________________________36-24 (12-13)Conference Finish ________________________________________6thPostseason ____________________________________NCAA RegionalFinal Ranking ________________________RV (Coaches’ and NCBWA)Letterwinners (returning/lost) ____________________________19/10Starters (returning/lost) ____________________________________8/2Pitchers: (returning/lost) __________________________________11/4Top Returning Position Players Chris Slater, Sr., OF ____________________(.341 avg, 3 HR, 20 RBI) Joey Hainsfurther, Jr., IF ________________(.339 avg, 2 HR, 48 RBI)Top Returning Pitchers Brooks Pinckard, Jr, RHP ________(2-4, 2.45 ERA, 12 SV, 17 SO, 17 BB) Logan Verrett, Jr, RHP ______________(5-3, 3.28 ERA, 97 SO, 23 BB)

All-Time __________________________________Baylor leads, 34-14K-State at Home ______________________________________11-10K-State in Waco ________________________________________2-21K-State at Neutral Site ____________________________________3-1Last K-State Win ____________________4/18/2010 (3-2 in Manhattan)Last K-State Road Win __________________________3/27/2009 (7-1)Last Time K-State Won a Road Series ______No Road Series Win to DateLast Time K-State Swept a Road Series ________No Road Sweep to DateLast Time K-State Lost a Road Series ______________2009 (7-1, 2-3, 6-7)Last Time K-State Was Swept in a Road Series ______2007 (8-9, 7-13, 3-9)Longest K-State Win Streak ______________4 (5/21/2009 to 4/18/2010)Current Streak __________________________________Baylor won 1Last Meeting __________Baylor won, 11-8, in Oklahoma City (5/26/2010)

Contact__________________________________________David KayeOffice________________________________________(254) 710-4389Cell ________________________________________(254) 709-5147E-Mail [email protected] Address ______________________1500 S. University Parks Dr. Waco, TX 76706Website ________________________________www.baylorbears.comPress Box Phone________________________________(254) 754-5546

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SPORTS INFORMATION

LOGAN VERRETTJunior, RHP

JOHN STILSONJunior, RHP

BROOKS PINCKARDJunior, OF/RHP

STEVE SMITHHead Coach

Baylor Ballpark

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lhiêlj^lhiêljÂpril 8 | 6:30 p.m.April 9 | 2 p.m.April 10 | 1 p.m.Tointon Family Stadium | Manhattan, Kan.

Location ______________________________________Norman, Okla.Founded______________________________________________1890Enrollment __________________________________________30,092Nickname __________________________________________SoonersColors ____________________________________Crimson and CreamPresident________________________________________David BorenVP/Director of Athletics __________________________Joe CastiglioneHome Field ________________________________L. Dale Mitchell ParkCapacity ____________________________________________2,700Field Dimensions ________________________________335-411-335

Head Coach __________________________________Sunny Golloway Alma Mater ____________________Oklahoma Christian College ‘84 Overall Record ________________________________555-272 (13) School Record ________________________________220-116-1 (6)Office Phone __________________________________(405) 325-8354Best Time To Call __________________________________Contact SIDAssistant Coaches ______________________Tim Tadlock and Mike Bell

2010 Record ____________________________________50-18 (15-10)Conference Finish________________________________________2ndPostseason ________________________________College World SeriesFinal Ranking __________________5th (BA, Coaches’, CB and NCBWA)Letterwinners (returning/lost) ______________________________20/8Starters (returning/lost) ____________________________________7/1Pitchers: (returning/lost) __________________________________6/8Top Returning Position Players Garrett Buechele, Jr., 3B ________________(.359 avg, 17 HR, 65 RBI) Caleb Bushyhead, Jr., 2B ________________(.327 avg, 6 HR, 40 RBI)Top Returning Pitchers Bobby Shore, Sr., RHP ____________(10-5, 4.12 ERA, 77 SO, 36 BB) Ryan Duke, Sr., RHP __________(3-2, 3.75 ERA, 12 SV, 39 SO, 16 BB)

All-Time ______________________________Oklahoma leads, 181-67-1K-State at Home ______________________________________43-79K-State in Norman ____________________________________23-91-1K-State at Neutral Site____________________________________1-11Last K-State Win ______________________5/1/2010 (14-9 in Norman)Last K-State Home Win __________________________3/20/2009 (9-1)Last Time K-State Won a Home Series ____________2001 (5-3, 5-2, 2-6)Last Time K-State Swept a Home Series ______1995 (7-1, 14-9, [Rainout])Last Time K-State Lost a Home Series __________2009 (9-1, 11-12, 4-29)Last Time K-State Was Swept in a Home Series__1986 (5-7, 2-4, 2-10, 22-27)Longest K-State Win Streak ______________________5 (1913 to 1921)Current Streak ________________________________Oklahoma won 2Last Meeting ______Oklahoma won, 13-2, in Oklahoma City (5/29/2010)

Contact ________________________________________Craig MoranOffice________________________________________(405) 325-8231Cell ________________________________________(405) 249-8264E-Mail [email protected] Address____________________180 West Brooks St., Suite 2525 Norman, OK 73019Website ________________________________www.soonersports.comPress Box Phone________________________________(405) 325-8363

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SPORTS INFORMATION

BOBBY SHORESenior, RHP

GARRETT BUECHELEJunior, 3B

SUNNY GOLLOWAYHead Coach

L. Dale Mitchell Park

qbu^p=qbèqbu^p=qbèApril 21 | 6:30 p.m.April 22 | 6:30 p.m.April 23 | 1 p.m.Tointon Family Stadium | Manhattan, Kan.

Location ______________________________________Lubbock, TexasFounded______________________________________________1923Enrollment __________________________________________31,637Nickname ______________________________________Red RaidersColors ______________________________________Scarlet and BlackPresident ______________________________________Dr. Guy BaileyDirector of Athletics ______________________________Gerald MyersHome Field ____________________________________Dan Law FieldCapacity ____________________________________________4,466Field Dimensions ________________________________330-405-330

Head Coach ____________________________________Dan Spencer Alma Mater ______________________________Portland State ‘90 Overall Record __________________________________53-61 (2) School Record ______________________________________SameOffice Phone ____________________________(806) 742-2756 ex. 267Best Time To Call __________________________________Contact SIDAssistant Coaches ______________________Trent Petrie and Jim Horner

2010 Record ____________________________________28-29 (13-14)Conference Finish ________________________________________5thPostseason ______________________________Big 12 ChampionshipFinal Ranking__________________________________________NoneLetterwinners (returning/lost) ______________________________11/8Starters (returning/lost) ____________________________________4/5Pitchers: (returning/lost) __________________________________5/10Top Returning Position Players Barrett Barnes, So., IF __________________(.341 avg, 14 HR, 53 RBI) Nick Popescu, Sr., IF ____________________(.324 avg, 6 HR, 41 RBI)Top Returning Pitchers Ben Flora, Jr., LHP__________________(3-3, 5.11 ERA, 36 SO, 15 BB) Brennan Stewart, Jr., RHP, __________(1-0, 7.08 ERA, 19 SO, 11 BB)

All-Time ______________________________Texas Tech leads, 27-16-1K-State at Home ________________________________________8-10K-State in Lubbock ____________________________________6-14-1K-State at Neutral Site ____________________________________2-3Last K-State Win ______________________4/3/2010 (10-6 in Lubbock)Last K-State Home Win __________________________5/10/2009 (9-5)Last Time K-State Won a Home Series ____________2007 (4-3, 5-16, 7-3)Last Time K-State Swept a Home Series ________No Home Sweep to DateLast Time K-State Lost a Home Series ____________2009 (0-6, 6-12, 9-5)Last Time K-State Was Swept in a Home Series ____1997 (6-11, 1-6, 7-12)Longest K-State Win Streak ____3, twice (recent: 4/1/2007 to 4/19/2008)Current Streak __________________________________K-State won 1Last Meeting ______________K-State won, 10-6, in Lubbock (4/3/2010)

Contact ______________________________________Scott LacefieldOffice________________________________________(806) 742-2770Cell ________________________________________(817) 691-3786E-Mail ______________________________________scott.lacefield@ttu.eduMailing Address ________________________________P.O. Box 43021 Lubbock, TX 79409Website __________________________________www.texastech.comPress Box Phone________________________________(806) 742-3688

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BARRETT BARNESSophomore, OF

DAN SPENCERHead Coach

Dan Law Field

kb_o^ph^kb_o^ph^March 16 | 6:30 p.m. | Tointon Family Stadium | Manhattan, Kan.April 15 | 6:35 p.m.April 16 | 3:05 p.m.April 17 | 1:05 p.m.Hawks Field | Lincoln, Neb.

Location ________________________________________Lincoln, Neb.Founded______________________________________________1869Enrollment __________________________________________23,573Nickname __________________________________________HuskersColors ____________________________________Scarlet and CreamChancellor ________________________________Harvey Perlman, J.D.Interim Athletics Director __________________________Tom OsborneHome Field ________________________Hawks Field at Haymarket ParkCapacity ____________________________________________8,486Field Dimensions ________________________________335-395-325

Head Coach____________________________________Mike Anderson Alma Mater __________________________Northern Colorado ‘90 Overall Record ______________________________307-171-2 (8) School Record ______________________________________SameOffice Phone __________________________________(402) 472-2269Best Time To Call __________________________________Contact SIDAssistant Coaches ________________Dave Bingham and Eric Newman

2010 Record ____________________________________27-27 (10-17)Conference Finish ________________________________________9thPostseason____________________________________________NoneFinal Ranking__________________________________________NoneLetterwinners (returning/lost) ____________________________20/11Starters (returning/lost) ____________________________________6/4Pitchers: (returning/lost) __________________________________15/5Top Returning Position Players Cody Asche, Jr., IF ____________________(.311 avg, 10 HR, 58 RBI) Chad Christensen, So., IF ________________(.262 avg, 6 HR, 15 RBI)Top Returning Pitchers Casey Hauptman, Sr., RHP ______(2-5, 4.28 ERA, 3 SV, 58 SO, 21 BB) Tom Lemke, So., RHP ______________(5-6, 5.34 ERA, 43 SO, 30 BB)

All-Time ______________________________Nebraska leads, 161-104K-State at Home ______________________________________66-74K-State in Lincoln ______________________________________37-83K-State at Neutral Site ____________________________________1-4Last K-State Win ____________________4/11/2010 (8-3 in Manhattan)Last K-State Road Win ____________________________4/4/2009 (5-3)Last Time K-State Won a Road Series ____________2009 (15-1, 9-3, 5-3)Last Time K-State Swept a Road Series __________2009 (15-1, 9-3, 5-3)Last Time K-State Lost a Road Series __________2007 (3-4, 3-6, 8-2 [10])Last Time K-State Was Swept in a Road Series ______2005 (4-5, 6-10, 1-3)Longest K-State Win Streak ______________________8 (1936 to 1940)Current Streak __________________________________K-State won 2Last Meeting ____________K-State won, 8-3, in Manhattan (4/11/2010)

Contact ______________________________________Brandon GriesOffice________________________________________(402) 472-7781Cell ________________________________________(308) 289-2286E-Mail ________________________________________bgries@huskers.comMailing Address ____________One Memorial Stadium, P.O. Box 880123 Lincoln, NE 68588Website ____________________________________www.huskers.comPress Box Phone________________________________(402) 434-6861

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SERIES HISTORY

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TOM LEMKESophomore, RHP

BEN FLORAJunior, LHP

CODY ASCHEJunior, IF

MIKE ANDERSONHead Coach

Hawks Field

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Location______________________________________Stillwater, Okla.Founded______________________________________________1890Enrollment __________________________________________35,280Nickname__________________________________________CowboysColors ______________________________________Orange and BlackPresident ______________________________________Burns HargisV.P. for Athletic Programs ____________________________Mike HolderHome Field ____________________________Allie P. Reynolds StadiumCapacity ____________________________________________4,000Field Dimensions ________________________________330-398-330

Head Coach __________________________________Frank Anderson Alma Mater ______________________________Emporia State ‘83 Overall Record ________________________________262-158 (7) School Record ______________________________________SameOffice Phone __________________________________(405) 744-5849Best Time To Call __________________________________Contact SIDAssistant Coaches ______________________Greg Evans and Billy Jones

2010 Record ____________________________________29-26 (8-19)Conference Finish ______________________________________10thPostseason____________________________________________NoneFinal Ranking__________________________________________NoneLetterwinners (returning/lost) ____________________________14/11Starters (returning/lost) ____________________________________5/4Pitchers: (returning/lost) __________________________________8/6Top Returning Position Players Davis Duren, Sr., IF ____________________(.383 avg, 6 HR, 55 RBI) Mark Ginther, Jr., IF __________________(.320 avg, 12 HR, 58 RBI)Top Returning Pitchers Andrew Heaney, So., LHP ____________(5-4, 5.16 ERA, 55 SO, 24 BB) Brad Propst, Sr., RHP __________(2-1, 3.91 ERA, 2 SV, 40 SO, 11 BB)

All-Time __________________________Oklahoma State leads, 148-56K-State at Home ______________________________________38-56K-State in Stillwater ____________________________________14-87K-State at Neutral Site ____________________________________2-4Last K-State Win ____________________3/28/2010 (13-3 in Manhattan)Last K-State Road Win ____________________________5/1/2009 (3-2)Last Time K-State Won a Road Series ________________2009 (5-3, 3-2)Last Time K-State Swept a Road Series ________2009 (5-3, 3-2, [Rainout])Last Time K-State Lost a Road Series ______________2007 (3-5, 7-1, 6-9)Last Time K-State Was Swept in a Road Series ____2003 (1-10, 1-11, 9-11)Longest K-State Win Streak ________________7 (3/30/2008 to Present)Current Streak __________________________________K-State won 7Last Meeting ____________K-State won, 13-3, in Manhattan (3/28/2010)

Contact ____________________________________Wade McWhorterOffice________________________________________(405) 744-7853Cell ________________________________________(405) 612-5240E-Mail________________________________wade.mcwhorter@okstate.eduMailing Address ________________________220 OSU Athletics Center Stillwater, OK 74078Website ____________________________________www.okstate.comPress Box Phone________________________________(405) 744-5757

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SPORTS INFORMATION

ANDREW HEANEYSophomore, LHP

DAVIS DURENSenior, IF

FRANK ANDERSONHead Coach

Allie P. Reynolds Stadium

h^kp^ph^kp^pMay 20 | 6:30 p.m. | Tointon Family Stadium | ManhattanMay 21 | 6 p.m.May 22 | 6 p.m.Hoglund Ballpark | Lawrence, Kan.

Location ______________________________________Lawrence, Kan.Founded______________________________________________1866Enrollment __________________________________________30,004Nickname ________________________________________JayhawksColors ______________________________________Crimson and BluePresident ________________________________Bernadette Gray-LittleInterim Athletics Director ____________________________Sean LesterHome Field __________________________________Hoglund BallparkCapacity ____________________________________________2,500Field Dimensions ________________________________330-400-330

Head Coach ______________________________________Ritch Price Alma Mater ________________________________Williamette ‘78 Overall Record ______________________________948-644-3 (32) School Record ________________________________273-220-2 (8)Office Phone __________________________________(785) 864-7907Best Time To Call __________________________________Contact SIDAssistant Coaches ____________________Ryan Graves and Jay Uhlman

2010 Record ________________________________31-27-1 (11-15-1)Conference Finish ________________________________________7thPostseason ______________________________Big 12 ChampionshipFinal Ranking__________________________________________NoneLetterwinners (returning/lost) ______________________________19/9Starters (returning/lost) ____________________________________5/4Pitchers: (returning/lost) __________________________________8/5Top Returning Position Players Jimmy Waters, Sr., OF __________________(.309 avg, 9 HR, 63 RBI) Brandon Macias, Sr., IF __________________(.290 avg, 3 HR, 29 RBI)Top Returning Pitchers T.J. Walz, Sr., RHP __________________(8-6, 5.06 ERA, 95 SO, 28 BB) Wally Marciel, Sr., LHP ______________(2-1, 4.26 ERA, 37 SO, 27 BB)

All-Time ______________________________K-State leads, 164-161-1K-State at Home______________________________________95-76-1K-State in Lawrence ____________________________________62-83K-State at Neutral Site ____________________________________7-2Last K-State Win ________________5/28/2010 (10-5 in Oklahoma City)Last K-State Home Win __________________________5/16/2010 (8-5)Last Time K-State Won a Road Series ________2007 (2-1, 7-4, [Rainout])Last Time K-State Swept a Road Series ________2007 (2-1, 7-4, [Rainout])Last Time K-State Lost a Road Series ____________2009 (4-1, 3-9, 7-17)Last Time K-State Was Swept in a Road Series__2001 (3-7, 7-8 [10], [Rainout])Longest K-State Win Streak ______________8 (4/26/2006 to 5/15/2009)Current Streak __________________________________K-State won 2Last Meeting ________K-State won, 10-5, in Oklahoma City (5/28/2010)

Contact ______________________________________Mike CummingsOffice________________________________________(785) 864-3575Cell ________________________________________(785) 331-6307E-Mail [email protected] Address __________Parrett Athletic Center, 1651 Naismith Drive Lawrence, KS 66045Website__________________________________www.kuathletics.comPress Box Phone________________________________(785) 864-4037

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JIMMY WATERSSenior, OF

RITCH PRICEHead Coach

Hoglund Ballpark

jfpplrofjfpplrofMay 6 | 6:30 p.m.May 7 | 2 p.m.May 8 | 1 p.m.Tointon Family Stadium | Manhattan, Kan.

Location ______________________________________Columbia, Mo.Founded______________________________________________1839Enrollment __________________________________________32,415Nickname ____________________________________________TigersColors ____________________________________Old Gold and BlackChancellor __________________________________Dr. Brady DeatonDirector of Athletics ______________________________Michael AldenHome Field ____________________________________Taylor StadiumCapacity ____________________________________________3,031Field Dimensions ________________________________340-400-375

Head Coach ____________________________________Tim Jamieson Alma Mater ______________________________New Orleans ‘84 Overall Record ______________________________544-382-2 (16) School Record ______________________________________SameOffice Phone __________________________________(573) 882-0721Best Time To Call __________________________________Contact SIDAssistant Coaches __________________Kerrick Jackson and Matt Hobbs

2010 Record ____________________________________29-26 (10-16)Conference Finish ________________________________________8thPostseason ______________________________Big 12 ChampionshipFinal Ranking__________________________________________NoneLetterwinners (returning/lost) ______________________________18/5Starters (returning/lost) ____________________________________6/3Pitchers: (returning/lost) __________________________________10/3Top Returning Position Players Eric Garcia, So., IF ____________________(.288 avg, 6 HR, 31 RBI) Ryan Gebhart, Jr., OF __________________(.328 avg, 1 HR, 11 RBI)Top Returning Pitchers Kelly Fick, Sr., LHP__________________(2-2, 3.74 ERA, 31 SO, 11 BB) Phil McCormick, Sr., LHP ____________(6-1, 4.40 ERA, 15 SO, 10 BB)

All-Time ______________________________Missouri leads, 163-100-1K-State at Home ______________________________________53-83K-State in Columbia __________________________________44-77-1K-State at Neutral Site ____________________________________3-3Last K-State Win ____________________4/19/2009 (11-5 in Manhattan)Last K-State Home Win __________________________4/19/2009 (11-5)Last Time K-State Won a Home Series __________2001 (15-4, 7-3, 10-5)Last Time K-State Swept a Home Series __________2001 (15-4, 7-3, 10-5)Last Time K-State Lost a Home Series __________2009 (3-4, 6-11, 11-5)Last Time K-State Was Swept in a Home Series ______2005 (1-3, 5-6, 2-3)Longest K-State Win Streak______________________11 (1925 to 1931)Current Streak ________________________________Missouri won 2Last Meeting ________Missouri won, 9-10 (10), in Columbia (4/25/2010)

Contact ________________________________________Josh MurrayOffice________________________________________(573) 882-0711Cell ________________________________________(573) 268-8606E-Mail ____________________________________murrayjos@missouri.eduMailing Address __________________________________P.O. Box 677 Columbia, MO 65205Website __________________________________www.mutigers.comPress Box Phone________________________________(573) 884-8912

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KELLY FICKSenior, LHP

T.J. WALZSenior, RHP

ERIC GARCIASophomore, IF

TIM JAMIESONHead Coach

Taylor Stadium

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The Big 12 Conference, despite being one of the youngest conferences inAmerica, continues its position as a national leader in athletics and academicsin the midst of its 15th season in 2010-11.

Since it began play in 1996-97, the Conference can boast of 39 team crownsand 459 individual NCAA Championships. The success has continued in thefall of 2010 as Oklahoma State captured its second consecutive NCAA men’scross country title. In addition to OSU’s crown last year, Texas captured thenational championship in men’s swimming & diving while Texas A&M main-tained its place as the nation’s top outdoor track & field program. The Aggiessecured the NCAA crowns for both the men and women for the secondstraight year.

Every single sport the Conference sponsors had at least one school ranked inthe top six of the national rankings during the past campaign. In addition,nine different sports had the No. 1 team in the nation at some point duringthe 2009-10 season.

In addition to the NCAA crowns, several more schools made strong nationalshowings. Nine Big 12 volleyball teams have competed in the regional semi-finals of the NCAA Championship over the past two years. In 2009, the Big12 had a school play for the BCS National Championship (Texas) for the sev-enth season and placed two women’s basketball squads (Baylor, Oklahoma)in the Final Four in the same season for the first time. Oklahoma finished sec-ond nationally at the 2010 NCAA women’s gymnastics finals - an all-time highfor the Big 12 - while Oklahoma State placed second at the men’s golf cham-pionship. Iowa State was third at the NCAA wrestling championships and theBig 12 also placed a team in the College World Series in both softball (Mis-souri) and baseball (Oklahoma).

The individual honors also continued, as Jenny Barringer (Colorado) earnedThe Bowerman Award, presented for the first time to the most outstandingcollegiate women’s track and field athlete. In fact, all three women’s finalistswere from the Big 12. Caroline Hedwall (Oklahoma State) was named the re-cipient of the Honda Sports Award as the nation's top female golfer after cap-turing the NCAA individual title. Lisa Koll (Iowa State) earned the HondaAward as the top collegiate female athlete in track & field, Connie Yori (Ne-braska) was the consensus Division I women’s basketball coach of the yearand K.J. Kindler (Oklahoma) earned national women’s gymnastics coachingaccolades.

The Big 12 has had four Heisman Trophy winners in its 15-year history. In2008, the Big 12 established a high-water mark, as for the first time in the74-year history of the Heisman four of the top five vote-getters hailed fromthe same conference, including award-winner Sam Bradford (Oklahoma). Theleague followed that recognition with two of the top five finalists in 2009.

During the past six-plus seasons a total of 17 NCAA trophies have beenhoisted by Big 12 institutions, with at least one national crown won in all butone year for the Conference, including 14 consecutive seasons.

The Big 12’s seven all-time appearances in the BCS title game ties for the na-tional lead. Seven league squads have played for the football national cham-pionship in the last 11 years with berths in 18 BCS games overall, includingtwo each in 2007 and 2008. In 2008 and ‘09, the Big 12 had a combined 16players earn consensus All-America accolades.

In basketball, nine men’s and six women’s teams have advanced to their re-spective Final Fours in the past eight seasons as the Big 12 continues its placeamong the elite intercollegiate athletic conferences. On the men’s side sixdifferent teams have reached the regional finals in the past three seasons –the first time since 1985 that any conference can boast of six different teamsdoing so over a three-year period. The Big 12 has led the nation in women’sbasketball attendance the past 11 seasons and surpassed its own NCAArecord attendance mark in 2009-10.

Numerous national honors have been won by basketball student-athletes dur-ing the league's history. Sherron Collins (Kansas) was awarded the 2010Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award in men’s basketball as the top player six-foot or under. Kelsey Griffin (Nebraska) gave the Conference a consensus All-America selection in women’s basketball for the 10th straight season.

The Big 12 and its member institutions are committed to a competitive envi-ronment where sportsmanship and fair play take center stage. Whether on

the field, in the classroom, or within the community, the student-athletes, ad-ministrators, coaches and game officials of the Big 12 support the highestideals in sportsmanship.

Big 12 student-athletes have shown commitment to their studies by earningnumerous academic recognitions. Cole Aldrich (Kansas) was the latest afterbeing named Academic All-America of the Year in men’s basketball in 2009-10. It marked the seventh time in the past five years that a league athletehas garnered the top academic honor for their respective sport. The Big 12had plenty of success overall in the classroom a year ago, as the Conferenceled the nation with 38 student-athletes earning ESPN/CoSIDA Academic All-America recognition.

Sarah Pavan (Nebraska) earned countless accolades for her work away fromcompetition, being named the Academic All-America of the Year for all sportsin both 2006-07 and ‘07-08. She was also named recipient of the prestigious2006-07 Honda-Broderick Award as Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year, thefirst athlete since the Big 12 was formed to earn the accolade. In its history,the conference has nearly 400 academic honorees, averaging more than 25each season.

The Big 12 can boast of other stories that combine on and off the field success.Patience Knight (Texas Tech) was the recipient of the Honda Inspiration Awardin 2008, given to an outstanding female college athlete who overcomes ad-versity to excel in her sport. She was diagnosed with a cancerous tumor in2007, but rebounded to win All-America honors at the 2008 NCAA IndoorTrack & Field Championships.

Competitive excellence, scholarship and sportsmanship are all equal compo-nents of the Big 12 philosophy. All-Big 12 teams and Academic All-Big 12squads are recognized for each sport at the end of their respective seasons.At the end of each academic year, the Conference honors its top male and fe-male student-athletes with the Big 12 Athlete of the Year and Big 12Sportsperson of the Year awards.

Institutions can also nominate student-athletes for the prestigious Dr. PrenticeGautt Postgraduate Scholarships at the end of each academic year. A total of249 scholars have received over 1.6 million in postgraduate financial aidthrough the first 14 years of the program.

The Big 12 sponsors 21 sports. Men’s squads include baseball, basketball,cross country, football, golf, indoor track & field, outdoor track & field, swim-ming & diving, tennis and wrestling. Women’s teams are fielded in basketball,cross country, golf, gymnastics, indoor track & field, outdoor track & field, soc-cer, softball, swimming & diving, tennis and volleyball.

The Conference is made up of 12 institutions that have shared many tradi-tional rivalries throughout their histories. Member schools include - BaylorUniversity, University of Colorado, Iowa State University, University of Kansas,Kansas State University, University of Missouri, University of Nebraska, Uni-versity of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, University of Texas, TexasA&M University and Texas Tech University.

The institutions created a league that encompasses seven states, over 46 mil-lion people and television households in 18 of the top 100 markets within itsgeographic footprint.

The Conference conducts championships for 19 of its 21 sports. Each cham-pionship helps to determine teams and/or individuals that will represent theConference in national postseason competition. The winner of the Big 12football championship game earns the league’s berth into the Bowl Champi-onship Series.

In the last several years the Big 12 has increased its bowl agreements and ex-panded television opportunities for all sports through contracts withABC/ESPN and FSN. Most recently, the league renewed and expanded itsmulti-year arrangement with ABC/ESPN, Inc. The new contract began in 2008-09.

In its first 14 years, the Conference has distributed more than $1.2 billion toits 12 member institutions. The Big 12 staff administers to over 4,600 stu-dent-athletes in its 21 sports. The conference office is headquartered in Irving,Texas.

BIG SIX CHAMPIONS1929 Nebraska1930 Kansas State/Oklahoma1931 Missouri/Oklahoma1932 Missouri1933 Kansas State/Oklahoma1934 None1935 Oklahoma1936 Iowa State1937 Missouri1938 Missouri1939 Oklahoma1940 Oklahoma1941 Missouri1942 Missouri1943-45 None due to World War II1946 Oklahoma1947 Oklahoma

BIG SEVEN CHAMPIONS1948 Nebraska1949 Kansas1950 Nebraska1951 Oklahoma1952 Missouri1953 Oklahoma1954 Missouri1955 Oklahoma1956 Oklahoma1957 Iowa State

BIG EIGHT CHAMPIONS1958 Missouri1959 Oklahoma State1960 Oklahoma State1961 Oklahoma State1962 Missouri1963 Missouri1964 Missouri1965 Missouri1966 Oklahoma State1967 Oklahoma State1968 Oklahoma State1969 Oklahoma State1970 Iowa State1971 Iowa State1972 Oklahoma1973 Oklahoma1974 Oklahoma1975 Oklahoma1976 Missouri*1977 Missouri/Oklahoma*1978 Missouri/Oklahoma/Oklahoma State*1979 Missouri/Oklahoma*1980 Nebraska/Oklahoma State/Missouri*1981 Missouri/Oklahoma State*1982 Oklahoma State*1983 Oklahoma State*1984 Oklahoma State*1985 Oklahoma State*1986 Oklahoma/Oklahoma State*1987 Oklahoma State*1988 Oklahoma State*1989 Oklahoma State*1990 Oklahoma State*1991 Oklahoma State*1992 Oklahoma State*1993 Oklahoma State*1994 Oklahoma State*1995 Oklahoma/Oklahoma State*1996 Missouri/Oklahoma State*

BIG 12 CHAMPIONS1997 Texas Tech/Oklahoma*1998 Texas A&M/Texas Tech*1999 Texas A&M/Nebraska*2000 Baylor/Nebraska*2001 Nebraska*2002 Texas*2003 Nebraska/Texas*2004 Texas/Oklahoma State*2005 Baylor/Nebraska*2006 Texas/Kansas*2007 Texas/Texas A&M*2008 Texas A&M/Texas*2009 Texas*2010 Texas/Texas A&M*

*The Big Eight/12 has conducted a postseason tournament every year

since 1976. The asterisk indicates the tournament champion.

The Phillips 66 Big 12 Baseball Championship returns to Oklahoma City's RedHawks Ball-park for the annual eight-team championship in 2011.

RedHawks Ballpark, which was opened on April 2, 1998, as Bricktown Ballpark and seats13,066 fans, serves as the home facility for the Class AAA Oklahoma RedHawks. Thevenue is hosting the 12th baseball championship in the league's 15-year tenure.

Previous championships have set almost annual attendance records while playing atthree sites to date: All-Sports Stadium (1997) in Oklahoma City, AT&T Bricktown Ballpark(1998-2001, '03, '05-10), and Rangers Ballpark in Arlington (2002, '04).

Past championship winners include Kansas (2006), Nebraska (1999-2001, '05), Oklahoma(1997), Oklahoma State (2004) Texas (2002-03, 08-09), Texas A&M (2007 and 2010) andTexas Tech (1998).

CHAMPIONSHIP FORMATFor the first time since 2005, the Phillips 66 Big 12 Baseball Championship will featurea double-elimination format. The top eight teams in the league standing at the end ofthe ear will be split into two four-team pools and will use double-elimination to deter-mine a winner of each pool. Those winners will meet in a one-game championshipgame.

The Championship will start on Wednesday with four games followed by four gameson Thursday. The Friday and Saturday schedules will be determined by on the numberof games needed to determine the winners in each pool. The championship game willbe held on Sunday.

From 2006-2010, the Phillips 66 Big 12 Baseball Championship used a pool play for-mat and the winners of each pool met in the championship game. The Big 12 baseballcoaches wanted to make the change for two reasons. First, the double-elimination for-mat mirrors what is used in the NCAA tournament. Second, the current four-team poolplay format was determined by head-to-head records and, from time to time, thechampionship game participants were determined on Friday, deeming Saturday’sgames useless in terms of championship results.

CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORYOklahoma City and AT&T Bricktown Ballpark will host the Phillips 66 Baseball Champi-onship through the 2011 season. The event has been contested in Oklahoma City 12 ofthe last 14 years (All Sports Stadium - 1997; Bricktown Ballpark - 1998-01, '03, '05-10).

In 2002, the Phillips 66 Big 12 Baseball Championship moved to the largest postseasonvenue with the exception of football and outdoor track & field in Big 12 history. RangersBallpark in Arlington, Texas, home of the American League's Texas Rangers, set a recordwith 150,196 tickets sold for 14 games. In the two years (2002, '04) at Rangers Ballpark,the tournament had 275,824 tickets sold for 27 games - an average of more than 10,000.

The Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship has received consistent television coverage overthe years. FSN and its regional affiliates have carried each title game. Numerous othergames have been available via the Big 12 web site over the last two seasons.

TICKET INFORMATIONFor ticket information, contact the Oklahoma RedHawks at (405) 218-1000.

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1976 BIG EIGHT TOURNAMENT (1-2)Game 1 – Colorado 2, Kansas State 0May 8, 1976 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EColorado 000 100 010 2 6 0Kansas State 000 000 000 0 4 2WP-Howell (10-3) LP-Power (6-5)

Game 2 – Kansas State 8, Kansas 3May 9, 1976 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 100 013 120 8 12 1Kansas 020 000 001 3 5 0WP-Tuttle (8-3) LP-Rhodes (5-3)

Game 3 – Iowa State 11, Kansas State 8May 10, 1976 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 030 230 000 8 7 5Iowa State 032 101 13x 11 15 0WP-Ochsner LP-Mach (6-5)

1977 BIG EIGHT TOURNAMENT (1-2)Game 1 – Missouri 10, Kansas State 2May 18, 1977 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 000 000 002 2 7 2Missouri 007 020 10x 10 17 0WP-Bloemke (9-3) LP-Tuttle (5-5)

Game 2 – Kansas State 10, Kansas 6May 19, 1977 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas 013 010 100 6 8 0Kansas State 010 621 00x 10 13 4WP-Seitz LP-Sutcliffe SV-Mach

Game 3 – Missouri 13, Kansas State 5May 20, 1977 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 010 201 000 5 7 5Missouri 422 011 03x 13 18 2WP-Shockey LP-Hudson

1983 BIG EIGHT TOURNAMENT (0-2)Game 1 – Oklahoma 6, Kansas State 2May 11, 1983 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 000 010 001 2 13 2Oklahoma 020 220 00x 6 7 0WP-Santiago (4-3) LP-Smith (3-2) SV-Zeegers (2)

Game 2 – Kansas 11, Kansas State 1May 12, 1983 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas 102 211 040 11 18 2Kansas State 100 000 000 1 7 3WP-Phillips (4-3) LP-Wilkerson (5-4)

1985 BIG EIGHT TOURNAMENT (0-2)Game 1 – Oklahoma State 10, Kansas State 4May 15, 1985 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 200 000 101 4 11 3Oklahoma State 302 012 20x 10 11 2WP-Bayley (3-0) LP-Smith (7-6)

Game 2 – Nebraska 11, Kansas State 4May 16, 1985 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 102 100 000 4 7 2Nebraska 040 020 05x 11 16 2WP-Webb (8-3) LP-Bramlage (7-6)

1990 BIG EIGHT TOURNAMENT (0-2)Game 1 – Nebraska 7, Kansas State 5May 16, 1990 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H ENebraska 301 100 200 7 11 2Kansas State 100 100 003 5 12 1WP-Tegimeier (7-2) LP-Hierholzer (7-5) SV-Matranga (4)

Game 2 – Iowa State 18, Kansas State 3May 17, 1990 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 030 000 000 3 10 2Iowa State 000 141 1(11)0 18 17 1WP-Myers (2-5) LP-Pedersen (5-5)

1993 BIG EIGHT TOURNAMENT (0-2)Game 1 – Oklahoma State 8, Kansas State 2May 20, 1993 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 000 000 200 2 5 3Oklahoma State 020 110 13x 8 9 1WP-Hogue (4-0) LP-Merriman (3-8) SV-Linfante (4)

Game 2 – Oklahoma 11, Kansas State 7May 21, 1993 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 110 010 022 7 12 2Oklahoma 024 300 11x 11 9 0WP-Ortiz (2-1) LP-Driskill (3-7)

1995 BIG EIGHT TOURNAMENT (2-2)Game 1 – Kansas State 8, Oklahoma State 1May 18, 1995 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 004 100 210 8 10 0Oklahoma State 000 000 010 1 3 1WP-Koeman (6-2) LP-Nelson (10-4)

Game 2 – Iowa State 11, Kansas State 2May 19, 1995 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EIowa State 000 012 260 11 11 0Kansas State 000 010 100 2 4 1WP-Pollak (6-1) LP-Yanz (4-7)

Game 3 – Kansas State 14, Kansas 11May 20, 1995 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 110 004 602 14 13 2Kansas 102 500 021 11 11 2WP-Novak (6-0) LP-Barrett (1-1) SV-Albrecht (3)

Game 4 – Iowa State 7, Kansas State 6May 20, 1995 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 110 000 220 6 10 1Iowa State 000 510 01x 7 7 0WP-Allen LP-Walty (2-6) SV-Koenig

1996 BIG EIGHT TOURNAMENT (0-2)Game 1 – Oklahoma State 10, Kansas State 4May 16, 1996 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 001 000 201 4 7 1Oklahoma State 200 240 11x 10 8 2WP-Graves (9-2) LP-Koeman (7-5)

Game 2 – Kansas 14, Kansas State 4May 17, 1996 - All Sports Stadium - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 000 100 120 4 12 3Kansas 070 201 13x 14 15 1WP-Belovsky (7-6) LP-Oiseth (6-4)

2002 BIG 12 TOURNAMENT (2-2)Game 1 – Texas Tech 5, Kansas State 4May 22, 2002 - Ballpark at Arlington - Arlington, Texas R H EKansas State 100 000 020 010 4 14 3Texas Tech 100 000 020 011 5 11 3WP-Rowe (9-2) LP-Walter (3-3)

Game 2 – Kansas State 6, Baylor 2May 23, 2002 - Ballpark at Arlington - Arlington, Texas R H EKansas State 010 301 100 6 10 1Baylor 000 000 110 2 10 2WP-Smith (6-6) LP-Taylor (8-2)

Game 3 – Kansas State 7, Texas Tech 6May 24, 2002 - Ballpark at Arlington - Arlington, Texas R H ETexas Tech 500 001 000 6 6 1Kansas State 120 020 11x 7 12 0WP-Walter (4-3) LP-Harbin (2-2)

Game 4 – Nebraska 8, Kansas State 7May 25, 2002 - Ballpark at Arlington - Arlington, Texas R H ENebraska 101 111 111 8 13 0Kansas State 002 200 300 7 13 1WP-Hale (3-2) LP-Walter (4-4)

2007 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP (1-2)Game 1 – Texas 19, Kansas State 10May 23, 2007 - Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 040 000 060 10 13 0Texas 01(10) 000 26x 19 17 2WP-Krebs (8-1) LP-Murray (4-3)

Game 2 – Kansas State 5, Nebraska 1May 24, 2007 - Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H ENebraska 000 001 000 1 5 5Kansas State 020 100 02x 5 9 1WP-Hutt (9-4) LP-Shierk (2-7)

Game 3 – Texas A&M 7, Kansas State 2May 26, 2007 - Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H ETexas A&M 121 010 110 7 10 0Kansas State 010 001 000 2 8 1WP-Newmann (10-1) LP-Bayuk (5-6)

2008 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP (2-2)Game 1 – Kansas State 3, Oklahoma State 2May 21, 2008 - Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 200 100 000 3 9 1Oklahoma State 000 000 110 2 8 1WP-Hutt (7-4) LP-Blandford (4-5) SV-Edwards (11)

Game 2 – Nebraska 5, Kansas State 2May 23, 2008 - Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H ENebraska 002 010 200 5 9 2Kansas State 000 200 000 2 8 1WP-Dorn (6-1) LP-Bayuk (1-5)

Game 3 – Kansas State 3, Baylor 2May 24, 2008 - Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EBaylor 000 002 000 2 8 2Kansas State 000 102 00x 3 7 2WP-Murray (3-2) LP-Volz (3-6) SV-Edwards (12)

CHAMPIONSHIP GAME – Texas 15, Kansas State 7May 25, 2008 - Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H ETexas 104 403 030 15 19 0Kansas State 010 050 001 7 11 2WP-Wood (6-3) LP-Morris (4-4)

2009 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP (2-1)Game 1 – Kansas State 5, Kansas 2May 20, 2009 - Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas 000 010 300 4 15 2Kansas State 000 003 11x 5 10 0WP-Allen (2-1) LP-Selik (1-2)

Game 2 – Kansas State 9, Baylor 4May 21, 2009 - Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 200 300 211 9 11 0Baylor 001 000 300 4 9 1WP-Morris (13-1) LP-Kempf (4-5)

Game 3 – Texas 4, Kansas State 2May 23, 2009 - Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 000 020 000 2 6 0Texas 000 111 01x 4 8 4WP-Jungman (7-3) LP-Applegate (2-2)

2010 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP (1-2)Game 1 – Baylor 11, Kansas State 8May 26, 2010 - Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EBaylor 233 001 110 11 13 0Kansas State 100 160 000 8 11 0WP-Kempf (8-2) LP-Marshall (5-5)

Game 2 – Kansas State 10, Kansas 5May 28, 2010 - Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EKansas State 033 001 003 10 15 0Kansas 200 003 000 5 12 1WP-Hunter (9-2) LP-Selik (6-4) SV-Allen (8)

Game 3 – Oklahoma 13, Kansas State 2May 29, 2010 - Bricktown Ballpark - Oklahoma City, Okla. R H EOklahoma 101 610 04 13 15 1Kansas State 200 000 00 3 5 2WP-Shore (8-4) LP-Daniel (5-4)

CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDSOVERALL: 12-23 (.343)BIG 12: 8-9 (.471)Team Total W L T First LastBaylor 3 3 0 0 2002 2009Colorado 1 0 1 0 1976 1976Iowa State 4 0 4 0 1976 1995Kansas 5 4 1 0 1976 2009Missouri 2 0 2 0 1977 1977Nebraska 5 1 4 0 1985 2008Oklahoma 1 0 1 0 1993 1993Oklahoma State 5 2 3 0 1985 2008Texas 3 0 3 0 2007 2009Texas A&M 1 0 1 0 2007 2007Texas Tech 2 1 1 0 2002 2002Total 32 11 21 0 1976 2010

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18Nebraska at Texas State, 3 pmWilliam & Mary at Oklahoma, 3 pmMaryland at Texas, 3 pmOral Roberts at Baylor, 4 pmBryant at Oklahoma State, 4 pmWestern Michigan at Texas Tech, 6 pm Red Raider Classic; Lubbock, TexasKansas at TCU, 6:30 pmLeMoyne at Texas A&M, 6:35 pmKansas State at Pacific, 8 pmMissouri at USC, 8 pm USC Tournament; Los Angeles, Calif.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19Nebraska vs. Air Force, 11 amWilliam & Mary at Oklahoma (DH), 12 pmMaryland at Texas, 12 pmOral Roberts at Baylor, 2 pmKansas at TCU, 2 pmBryant at Oklahoma State, 2 pmLeMoyne at Texas A&M, 2:05 pmMaryland at Texas, 2:30 pmNorthwestern at Texas Tech, 2:30 pm Red Raider Classic; Lubbock, TexasKansas State at Pacific, 4 pmMissouri vs. Cal Poly, 4 pm USC Tournament; Los Angeles, Calif.Utah Valley at Texas Tech, 6 pm Red Raider Classic; Lubbock, TexasNebraska vs. Washington,7 pm

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20Nebraska vs. Missouri State, 11 amWilliam & Mary at Oklahoma, 11:30 amMissouri vs. North Carolina, 12 pm USC Tournament; Los Angeles, Calif.LeMoyne at Texas A&M, 12:05 pmKansas State at Pacific, 1 pmOral Roberts at Baylor, 1 pmKansas at TCU, 1 pmBryant at Oklahoma State, 1 pmMaryland at Texas, 1 pmNorthwestern at Texas Tech, 1:30 pm Red Raider Classic; Lubbock, Texas

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22Creighton at Kansas, 3 pmArkansas-Pine Bluff at Oklahoma, 3 pmTexas A&M-Corpus Christi at Texas, 3 pmTCU at Baylor, 4 pmDallas Baptist at Oklahoma State, 4 pmPrairie View A&M at Texas A&M, 6:35 pm

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Oklahoma, 3 pm

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24Kansas State at Coastal Carolina, 3 pm Baseball at the Beach; Myrtle Beach, S.C.BYU at Texas Tech, 5 pm Wallace Memorial Classic; Lubbock, Texas

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25Kansas State vs. Western Kentucky, 11 am Baseball at the Beach; Myrtle Beach, S.C.Nebraska vs. Northern Colorado, 1:30 pmSaint Louis at Kansas, 3 pm Jayhawk Classic; Lawrence, Kan.Missouri at Charlotte, 3 pmOakland at Oklahoma, 3 pmBaylor at Georgia, 4 pmCal Poly at Oklahoma State, 4 pmBYU at Texas Tech, 4 pm Wallace Memorial Classic; Lubbock, TexasGonzaga at Texas A&M, 6:35 pmTexas at Hawai’i, 10:30 pm

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26Missouri at Charlotte (DH), 11 amOakland at Oklahoma, 12 pmKansas State vs. Pacific, 12:30 pm Baseball at the Beach; Myrtle Beach, S.C.Baylor at Georgia, 1 pmNebraska vs. Northern Colorado, 1:30 pmCal Poly at Oklahoma State, 2 pmGonzaga at Texas A&M, 2:05 pmSaint Louis at Kansas, 3 pm Jayhawk Classic; Lawrence, Kan.Northern Illinois at Texas Tech, 4 pm Wallace Memorial Classic; Lubbock, TexasNebraska at Sam Houston State, 6:30 pmTexas at Hawai’i, 7 pm

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27Kansas State vs. California, 10 am Baseball at the Beach; Myrtle Beach, S.C.Nebraska at Sam Houston State, 10 amMissouri at Charlotte, 11 amBaylor at Georgia, 12 pmNorthern Illinois at Texas Tech, 12 pm Wallace Memorial Classic; Lubbock, TexasGonzaga at Texas A&M, 12:05 pmOakland at Oklahoma, 1 pmCal Poly at Oklahoma State, 1 pmIowa at Kansas, 3 pm Jayhawk Classic; Lawrence, Kan.Texas at Hawai’i, 5 pm

TUESDAY, MARCH 1Southern Utah at Kansas, 3 pmOklahoma at UT-Arlington, 3 pmMissouri State at Oklahoma State, 4 pmTexas State at Baylor, 4 pmUNLV at Texas Tech, 5 pmUT-Pan American at Texas A&M, 6:35 pm

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2UNLV at Texas Tech, 1 pmNebraska-Kearney at Nebraska, 1:35 pmUT-Pan American at Texas A&M, 3:05 pm

THURSDAY, MARCH 3Kansas vs. UC-Riverside, 6 pm Coca-Cola Classic; Surprise, Ariz.Oklahoma at San Diego State, 8 pm San Diego St. Tournament; San Diego, Calif.

FRIDAY, MARCH 4Baylor vs. Houston, 12 pm Minute Maid Classic; Houston, TexasUCLA at Nebraska, 1:35 pmWestern Illinois at Kansas State, 3 pmStanford at Texas, 3 pmTexas A&M vs. Utah, 3:30 pm Minute Maid Classic; Houston, TexasOklahoma vs. San Diego, 4 pm San Diego St. Tournament; San Diego, Calif.TCU at Texas Tech, 5:30 pmKansas vs. Cal State-Bakersfield, 6 pm Coca-Cola Classic; Surprise, Ariz.Illinois-Chicago at Missouri, 6 pm

SATURDAY, MARCH 5Baylor vs. Utah, 12 pm Minute Maid Classic; Houston, TexasWestern Illinois at Kansas State (DH), 1 pmIllinois-Chicago at Missouri (DH), 1 pmOklahoma vs. California, 1 pm San Diego St. Tournament; San Diego, Calif.Stanford at Texas, 2 pmUCLA at Nebraska, 2:05 pmTCU at Texas Tech, 5 pmKansas vs. Arizona State, 6 pm Coca-Cola Classic; Surprise, Ariz.

Texas A&M vs. Rice, 7 pm Minute Maid Classic; Houston, Texas

SUNDAY, MARCH 6Western Illinois at Kansas State, 1 pmIllinois-Chicago at Missouri, 1 pmStanford at Texas, 1 pmTCU at Texas Tech, 1 pmUCLA at Nebraska, 1:05 pmBaylor vs. Rice, 2:30 pm Minute Maid Classic; Houston, TexasKansas vs. Air Force, 3 pm Coca-Cola Classic; Surprise, Ariz.Oklahoma at San Diego State, 4 pm San Diego St. Tournament; San Diego, Calif.Texas A&M vs. Rice, 6 pm Minute Maid Classic; Houston, Texas

TUESDAY, MARCH 8Doane College at Nebraska, 1:35 pmSt. Gregory’s at Oklahoma State, 4 pmGonzaga at Missouri, 6 pmUTSA at Texas, 6 pmBaylor at Texas State, 6:30 pmCentenary at Texas A&M, 6:35 pm

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9North Dakota at Kansas, 3 pmGonzaga at Missouri, 4 pm

THURSDAY, MARCH 10Louisiana Tech at Baylor, 6:30 pm

FRIDAY, MARCH 11Fresno State at Nebraska, 1:35 pmLong Island at Kansas State, 3 pmEastern Michigan at Kansas, 3 pmArkansas-Little Rock at Oklahoma, 3 pmIowa at Texas Tech, 5 pm Texas Tech Invitational; Lubbock, TexasLeMoyne at Missouri, 6 pmBrown at Texas, 6 pmLouisiana Tech at Baylor, 6:30 pmNew Mexico at Oklahoma State, 6:30 pmFlorida International at Texas A&M, 6:35 pm

SATURDAY, MARCH 12Long Island at Kansas State (DH), 12 pmBrown at Texas, 12 pmTexas A&M-Corpus Christi at Texas Tech, 12 pm Texas Tech Invitational; Lubbock, TexasEastern Michigan at Kansas, 1 pmLeMoyne at Missouri (DH), 1 pmArkansas-Little Rock at Oklahoma, 2 pmNew Mexico at Oklahoma State, 2 pmFresno State at Nebraska, 2:05 pmFlorida International at Texas A&M, 2:05 pmBrown at Texas, 2:30 pmLouisiana Tech at Baylor, 3 pmIowa at Texas Tech, 4 pm Texas Tech Invitational; Lubbock, Texas

SUNDAY, MARCH 13Long Island at Kansas State, 12 pm LeMoyne at Missouri, 1 pmArkansas-Little Rock at Oklahoma, 1 pmNew Mexico at Oklahoma State, 1 pmBrown at Texas, 1 pmFresno State at Nebraska, 1:05 pmFlorida International at Texas A&M, 1:05 pmLouisiana Tech at Baylor, 2 pmEastern Michigan at Kansas, 3 pmTexas A&M-Corpus Christi at Texas Tech, 4 pm Texas Tech Invitational; Lubbock, Texas

TUESDAY, MARCH 15Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at Texas Tech, 1 pm Texas Tech Invitational; Lubbock, TexasSouth Dakota State at Nebraska, 1:35 pmKansas at Arkansas, 3 pmCentral Arkansas at Oklahoma State, 4 pmTexas State at Texas, 6 pmCal State Fullerton at Texas A&M, 6:35 pmFlorida International at Baylor, 6:30 pmOklahoma at Arizona State, 8:30 pm

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16Nebraska at Kansas State, 6:30 pmOklahoma at Arizona State, 8:30 pm

FRIDAY, MARCH 18North Dakota at Nebraska, 1:35 pmOklahoma State at Kansas*, 3 pmKansas State at Texas*, 6 pmCentral Michigan at Missouri, 6 pmTexas A&M at Oklahoma*, 6:30 pmTexas Tech at Baylor*, 6:30 pm

SATURDAY, MARCH 19Central Michigan at Missouri (DH), 1 pmKansas State at Texas*, 2 pmTexas A&M at Oklahoma*, 2 pmNorth Dakota at Nebraska (DH), 2:05 pmTexas Tech at Baylor*, 3 pmOklahoma State at Kansas*, 1 pm

SUNDAY, MARCH 20Central Michigan at Missouri, 12 pmKansas State at Texas*, 1 pmTexas A&M at Oklahoma*, 1 pmTexas Tech at Baylor*, 1 pmOklahoma State at Kansas*, 1 pmNorth Dakota at Nebraska, 1:05 pm

TUESDAY, MARCH 22Arkansas-Little Rock at Kansas, 3 pmTexas Tech at Dallas Baptist, 5 pmCentral Arkansas at Missouri, 6 pmUT-Arlington at Baylor, 6:30 pmNorthern Colorado at Nebraska, 6:35 pmSFA at Texas A&M, 6:35 pmArkansas-Pine Bluff at Oklahoma State, 6:30 pm

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23Northern Colorado at Nebraska, 1:35 pmCentral Arkansas at Missouri, 4 pmHouston Baptist at Texas, 6 pmWashington at Oklahoma State, 6:30 pm

FRIDAY, MARCH 25Oklahoma at Missouri*, 6 pmKansas State at Baylor*, 6:30 pmNebraska at Texas Tech*, 6:30 pmTexas at Oklahoma State*, 6:30 pmKansas at Texas A&M*, 6:35 pm

SATURDAY, MARCH 26Texas at Oklahoma State*, 2 pmOklahoma at Missouri*, 2 pmKansas at Texas A&M*, 2:05 pmKansas State at Baylor*, 3 pmNebraska at Texas Tech*, 5 pm

SUNDAY, MARCH 27Kansas State at Baylor*, 1 pmNebraska at Texas Tech*, 1 pmTexas at Oklahoma State*, 1 pmOklahoma at Missouri*, 1 pmKansas at Texas A&M*, 1:05 pm

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TUESDAY, MARCH 29Oral Roberts at Texas, 6 pmNorthern Colorado at Kansas State, 6:30 pmKansas at Missouri State, 6:30 pmTexas A&M at UT-Arlington, 6:30 pmUTSA at Baylor, 6:30 pmOklahoma Wesleyan at Oklahoma State, 6:30 pmMissouri vs. Illinois, 6:30 pm in St. Louis, Mo.Oklahoma at Arkansas, 6:35 pm

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30Northern Colorado at Kansas State, 3 pmLamar at Baylor, 4 pmMissouri at Texas State, 6:30 pm

FRIDAY, APRIL 1Missouri at Texas*, 6 pmBaylor at Kansas*, 6 pmTexas A&M at Kansas State*, 6:30 pmTexas Tech at Oklahoma*, 6:30 pmOklahoma State at Nebraska*, 6:35 pm

SATURDAY, APRIL 2Texas A&M at Kansas State*, 2 pmMissouri at Texas*, 2 pmBaylor at Kansas*, 2 pmTexas Tech at Oklahoma*, 2 pmOklahoma State at Nebraska*, 2:05 pm

SUNDAY, APRIL 3Missouri at Texas*, 12 pmTexas A&M at Kansas State*, 1 pmBaylor at Kansas*, 1 pmTexas Tech at Oklahoma*, 1 pmOklahoma State at Nebraska*, 1:05 pm

TUESDAY, APRIL 5Texas Tech vs. UTSA (DH), 3 pmMissouri State at Kansas, 6 pmTexas at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 6 pmBaylor at Sam Houston State, 6:30 pmOklahoma State at Oklahoma, 6:30 pmKansas State at Minnesota, 6:35 pmCreighton at Nebraska, 6:35 pmHouston at Texas A&M, 6:35 pm

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6Kansas State at Minnesota, 3:05 pmKansas vs. Missouri, 5:30 pm in Kansas City, Mo.

FRIDAY, APRIL 8Nebraska at Kansas*, 6 pmOklahoma at Kansas State*, 6:30 pmTexas at Baylor*, 6:30 pmTexas A&M at Texas Tech*, 6:30 pmMissouri at Oklahoma State*, 6:30 pm

SATURDAY, APRIL 9Oklahoma at Kansas State*, 2 pmNebraska at Kansas*, 2 pmMissouri at Oklahoma State*, 2 pmTexas at Baylor*, 3 pmTexas A&M at Texas Tech*, 5 pm

SUNDAY, APRIL 10Oklahoma at Kansas State*, 1 pmNebraska at Kansas*, 1 pmBaylor at Texas*, 1 pmTexas A&M at Texas Tech*, 1 pmMissouri at Oklahoma State*, 1 pm

TUESDAY, APRIL 12Texas Tech at New Mexico, 1 pmKansas State at Creighton, 3 pmDallas Baptist at Texas, 6 pmKansas at Iowa, 6:05 pmNebraska at Wichita State, 6:30 pmTexas A&M at Rice, 6:30 pmBaylor at UT-Arlington, 6:30 pmTCU at Oklahoma, 6:30 pmArkansas-Little Rock at Oklahoma State, 6:30 pm

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13Texas Tech at New Mexico, 1 pmSIU-Edwardsville at Missouri, 6 pmWichita State at Kansas State, 6:30 pm

FRIDAY, APRIL 15Texas Tech at Texas*, 6 pmKansas at Missouri*, 6 pmTexas A&M at Baylor*, 6:30 pmKansas State at Nebraska*, 6:35 pmOklahoma vs. Oklahoma State*, 7:35 pm in Tulsa, Okla.

SATURDAY, APRIL 16Texas Tech at Texas*, 2 pmKansas State at Nebraska*, 3:05 pmKansas at Missouri*, 4 pmBaylor at Texas A&M*, 6:35 pmOklahoma vs. Oklahoma State*, 7:05 pm in Oklahoma City, Okla.

SUNDAY, APRIL 17Texas Tech at Texas*, 1 pmKansas at Missouri*, 1 pmKansas State at Nebraska*, 1:05 pmBaylor at Texas A&M*, 1:05 pmOklahoma vs. Oklahoma State*, 4:05 pm in Oklahoma City, Okla

MONDAY, APRIL 18Texas Tech at Texas State, 6:30 pm

TUESDAY, APRIL 19Missouri State at Kansas State, 6 pmTexas Pan American at Texas, 6 pmUNLV at Baylor, 6:30 pmNebraska at Creighton, 6:30 pmDallas Baptist at Oklahoma, 6:30 pmWichita State at Oklahoma State, 6:30 pmTCU at Texas A&M, 6:35 pm

THURSDAY, APRIL 21Texas at Kansas*, 6 pmTexas Tech at Kansas State*, 6:30 pmMissouri at Baylor*, 6:30 pm

FRIDAY, APRIL 22Missouri at Baylor*, 3 pmTexas at Kansas*, 6 pmTexas Tech at Kansas State*, 6:30 pmNebraska at Oklahoma*, 6:30 pmOklahoma State at Texas A&M*, 6:35 pm

SATURDAY, APRIL 23Missouri at Baylor*, 12 pmTexas Tech at Kansas State*, 1 pmNebraska at Oklahoma*, 2 pmOklahoma State at Texas A&M*, 2:05 pmTexas at Kansas*, 6 pm

SUNDAY, APRIL 24Nebraska at Oklahoma*, 1 pmTexas at Kansas*, 1 pmOklahoma State at Texas A&M*, 1:05 pm

TUESDAY, APRIL 26Texas State at Texas, 6 pmNew Mexico at Texas Tech, 6 pmIowa at Nebraska, 6:05 pmKansas at Creighton, 6:30 pmBaylor at UTSA, 6:30 pmOklahoma at TCU, 6:30 pmOklahoma State at Wichita State, 6:30 pmMissouri vs. Eastern Illinois, 6:30 pm in O’Fallon, Mo.Sam Houston at Texas A&M, 6:35 pm

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27New Mexico at Texas Tech, 3 pmMissouri State at Missouri, 6 pm

FRIDAY, APRIL 29Oklahoma at Texas*, 6 pmTexas A&M at Missouri*, 6 pmKansas State at Oklahoma State*, 6:30 pmKansas at Texas Tech*, 6:30 pmBaylor at Nebraska*, 6:35 pm

SATURDAY, APRIL 30Kansas State at Oklahoma State*, 2 pmOklahoma at Texas*, 2 pmTexas A&M at Missouri*, 2 pmBaylor at Nebraska*, 2:05 pmKansas at Texas Tech*, 5 pm

SUNDAY, MAY 1Kansas State at Oklahoma State*, 1 pmOklahoma at Texas*, 1 pmTexas A&M at Missouri*, 1 pmKansas at Texas Tech*, 1 pmBaylor at Nebraska*, 1:05 pm

TUESDAY, MAY 3Dallas Baptist at Texas Tech, 5 pmWichita State at Kansas, 6 pmPrairie View A&M at Texas, 6 pmTexas A&M at UT-San Antonio, 6 pmCS Bakersfield at Kansas State, 6:30 pmMissouri at Missouri State, 6:30 pm

WEDNESDAY, MAY 4Oklahoma at Arkansas-Little Rock, 6 pmCS Bakersfield at Kansas State, 6:30pmWichita State at Kansas, 6:30 pm

THURSDAY, MAY 5Dallas Baptist at Texas A&M, 6:35 pm

FRIDAY, MAY 6Missouri at Kansas State*, 6:30 pmKansas at Oklahoma*, 6:30 pmTCU at Oklahoma State, 6:30 pmTexas at Nebraska*, 6:35 pmDallas Baptist at Texas A&M, 6:35 pm

SATURDAY, MAY 7Missouri at Kansas State*, 2 pmKansas at Oklahoma*, 2 pmTCU at Oklahoma State, 2 pmTexas at Nebraska*, 2:05 pmDallas Baptist at Texas A&M, 2:05 pm

SUNDAY, MAY 8Missouri at Kansas State*, 1 pmKansas at Oklahoma*, 1 pmTCU at Oklahoma State, 1 pmTexas at Nebraska*, 1:05 pm

TUESDAY, MAY 10Texas Tech at Michigan, 5:05 pmOklahoma State at Ohio State, 5:35 pmKansas at Arkansas-Little Rock, 6 pmBaylor at TCU, 6:30 pmTexas State at Texas A&M, 6:35 pmNebraska vs. Creighton, 7 pm

WEDNESDAY, MAY 11Texas Tech at Michigan, 5:05 pmOklahoma State at Ohio State, 5:35 pmNorthwestern State at Baylor, 6:30 pm

FRIDAY, MAY 13Texas Tech at Missouri*, 6 pmAlabama A&M at Kansas, 6 pmNew Orleans at Kansas State, 6:30 pmNew Mexico at Oklahoma, 6:30 pmBaylor at Oklahoma State*, 6:30 pmNebraska at Texas A&M*, 6:35 pm

SATURDAY, MAY 14Texas Southern at Texas, 12 pmBaylor at Oklahoma State*, 2 pmTexas Tech at Missouri*, 2 pmAlabama A&M at Kansas, 2 pmNebraska at Texas A&M*, 2:05 pmTexas Southern at Texas, 2:30 pmNew Mexico at Oklahoma (DH), 3 pmNew Orleans at Kansas State, 6:30 pm

SUNDAY, MAY 15New Orleans at Kansas State, 1 pmBaylor at Oklahoma State*, 1 pmTexas Tech at Missouri*, 1 pmNew Mexico at Oklahoma, 1 pmAlabama A&M at Kansas, 1 pmNebraska at Texas A&M*, 1:05 pm

TUESDAY, MAY 17Oklahoma State at Missouri State, 5 pmDallas Baptist at Baylor, 6:30 pmKansas State at Wichita State, 6:30 pmUT-Arlington at Texas A&M, 6:35 pm

THURSDAY, MAY 19Oklahoma at Baylor*, 6:30 pmTexas at Texas A&M*, 6:35 pmMissouri at Nebraska*, 6:35 pm

FRIDAY, MAY 20Texas A&M at Texas*, 6:05 pmKansas at Kansas State*, 6:30 pmOklahoma at Baylor*, 6:30 pmOklahoma State at Texas Tech*, 6:30 pmMissouri at Nebraska*, 6:35 pm

SATURDAY, MAY 21Texas A&M at Texas*, 1:05 pmMissouri at Nebraska*, 2:05 pmOklahoma at Baylor*, 3 pmOklahoma State at Texas Tech*, 5 pmKansas State at Kansas*, 6 pm

SUNDAY, MAY 22Oklahoma State at Texas Tech*, 1 pmKansas State at Kansas *, 6 pm

WEDNESDAY-SUNDAY, MAY 25-29Phillips 66 Big 12 ChampionshipRedHawks BallparkOklahoma City, Okla.

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BIG 12 OPPONENTSTeam Total H A N LastBaylor 16-32 11-10 2-21 3-1 2010**Colorado 33-58 19-18 14-39 0-1 1980 **Iowa State 76-98 45-45 28-49 3-4 2001 Kansas 164-161-1 95-80-1 62-83 7-2 2010 Missouri 100-163-1 53-83 44-77-1 3-3 2010Nebraska 104-161 66-74 37-83 1-4 2010Oklahoma 67-181-1 43-79 23-91-1 1-11 2010Oklahoma State 56-148 38-56 14-87 2-4 2010Texas 11-39-1 4-16 7-20-1 0-3 2010Texas A&M 11-36-1 7-11 4-20-1 0-5 2010Texas Tech 16-27-1 8-10 6-14-1 2-3 2010Totals 654-1,104-6 (.372)Big Six/Seven/Eight Conference Record: 393-703 (.359)Big 12 Conference Record: 132-247-3 (.349)

NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS

AMERICA EAST CONFERENCE (3-1)Team Total H A N LastBinghamtom 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 2008Stony Brook 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 2003

ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE (4-5)Team Total H A N LastClemson 1-3 0-0 0-3 1-0 1999Maryland 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 2001Miami (Fla.) 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 2002North Carolina 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1989Virginia Tech 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 1989

ATLANTIC SUN CONFERENCE (3-2)Team Total H A N LastEast Tennessee State 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 2010Jacksonville (Fla.) 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1996Lipscomb (Tenn.) 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 2002North Florida 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1996Stetson 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 2010

ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE (12-0)Team Total H A N LastDuquesne 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2010Saint Louis 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1989St. Bonaventure 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2010Temple 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2003Xavier 7-0 3-0 0-0 4-0 2009

BIG EAST CONFERENCE (7-5)Team Total H A N LastNotre Dame 3-0 0-0 0-0 3-0 2010Rutgers 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 2001 Seton Hall 2-1 0-0 0-0 2-1 2007St. John’s 2-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 2007South Florida 0-2 0-0 0-2 0-0 1990Villanova 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 2010

BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE (1-0)Team Total H A N LastLiberty 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1989

BIG TEN CONFERENCE (29-21)Team Total H A N LastIllinois 1-3 0-0 0-1 1-2 2003Indiana 2-2 0-0 0-0 2-2 1998Iowa 7-6 6-6 0-0 1-0 1999Michigan 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1997Michigan State 5-0 3-0 0-0 2-0 2008Minnesota 1-7 1-4 0-3 0-0 2010Northwestern 4-1 2-0 0-0 2-1 2009Ohio State 3-1 0-0 0-0 3-1 2007Penn State 3-1 0-0 0-0 3-1 2007Purdue 2-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 2006

BIG WEST CONFERENCE (4-6)Team Total H A N LastUC Irvine 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 2008UC Riverside 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 1971UC Santa Barbara 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 2007Cal State Northridge 2-2 2-2 0-0 0-0 1998Pacific 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 2009

COLONIAL ATHLETIC (4-0)Team Total H A N LastDelaware 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2010**Drexel 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2002James Madison 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2007Northeastern 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2010

CONFERENCE USA (17-30)Team Total H A N LastHouston 2-2 0-0 2-1 0-1 2009Memphis 3-10 1-1 2-9 0-0 1986Rice 1-3 0-0 1-2 1-0 2009**Southern Methodist 3-1 0-0 3-1 0-0 1969Southern Mississippi 3-3 0-0 3-3 0-0 1992Tulane 0-5 0-0 0-5 0-0 1987**Tulsa 5-6 5-1 0-5 0-0 1974

GREAT WEST (13-1)Team Total H A N LastChicago State 9-0 8-0 0-0 1-0 2010North Dakota 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 2009Texas-Pan American 2-1 0-0 1-0 1-1 1999

HORIZON LEAGUE (13-0)Team Total H A N LastButler 4-0 4-0 0-0 0-0 2009Cleveland State 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1997Illinois-Chicago 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1996Wisconsin-Milwaukee 5-0 4-0 0-0 1-0 2010

INDEPENDENTS (11-2)Team Total H A N LastDallas Baptist 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 1985Le Moyne 3-1 3-1 0-0 0-0 2008Northern Colorado 8-0 8-0 0-0 0-0 2005

IVY LEAGUE (2-1)Team Total H A N LastHarvard 2-1 0-0 0-0 2-1 2010

METRO ATLANTIC CONFERENCE (9-0)Team Total H A N LastManhattan (N.Y.) 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1992Niagara 6-0 6-0 0-0 0-0 2009Rider 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2003St. Peter’s 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2003

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE (18-2)Team Total H A N LastBuffalo 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 2004Central Michigan 4-1 3-0 0-0 1-1 2007Eastern Michigan 4-0 3-0 0-0 1-0 2005Kent State 5-0 4-0 0-0 1-0 2010Miami-Ohio 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 2001Western Michigan 2-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 2010

MID-EASTERN CONFERENCE (7-1)Team Total H A N Last**Howard (D.C.) 7-1 7-1 0-0 0-0 2000

MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE (97-98-1)Team Total H A N LastBradley 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1988Creighton 46-36-1 35-17-1 10-17 1-2 2010Illinois State 4-2 3-0 1-2 0-0 2007Indiana State 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1983Northern Iowa 4-3 1-1 2-2 1-0 2005Missouri State 11-9 5-3 4-5 2-1 2006Wichita State 30-48 18-17 12-29 0-2 2010

MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE (33-18-1)Team Total H A N LastAir Force 11-3 4-0 4-2 3-1 1999Brigham Young 5-4 4-0 0-4 1-0 2010**Colorado State 5-2 1-1 1-1 3-0 1991UNLV 1-1 0-0 0-1 1-0 2001New Mexico 6-7-1 3-4-1 2-2 1-1 2001San Diego State 1-1 0-0 1-0 0-1 2009Texas Christian (TCU) 3-6 0-0 3-6 0-0 1987Utah 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2001

NORTHEAST CONFERENCE (7-0)Team Total H A N LastCentral Connecticut State 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2000Long Island (N.Y.) 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1992**Saint Francis (N.Y.) 4-0 3-0 0-0 1-0 2005Wagner (N.Y.) 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2002

OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE (8-6)Team Total H A N LastAustin Peay 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 1999Eastern Illinois 5-0 4-0 0-0 1-0 2006Morehead State 2-1 2-0 0-0 0-1 2004Murray State 1-3 0-0 1-3 0-0 1967SE Missouri State 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 2003

PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE (11-21)Team Total H A N LastArizona 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 1993Arizona State 2-4 1-0 0-2 1-2 2009California 0-3 0-2 0-1 0-0 2008UCLA 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 2001Oregon State 3-2 0-0 3-2 0-0 2000Southern California 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-2 1994Stanford 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 1971Washington 1-5 1-3 0-0 0-2 2003Washington State 2-3 1-0 0-0 1-3 2010

K-STATE vs. CONFERENCESAmerica East ......................................................................3-1Atlantic Coast......................................................................4-5Atlantic Sun ........................................................................3-2Atlantic 10 ........................................................................12-0Big East ..............................................................................7-5Big Eight......................................................................403-712Big South ............................................................................1-0Big Ten ............................................................................29-21Big 12 ......................................................................132-247-3Big West ..............................................................................4-6Colonial Athletic ..................................................................4-0Conference USA ..............................................................17-30Great West ........................................................................13-1Horizon..............................................................................13-0Independents ....................................................................11-2Ivy........................................................................................2-1Metro Atlantic Athletic ........................................................9-0Mid-American....................................................................18-2Mid-Eastern Athletic ............................................................7-1Missouri Valley ............................................................97-98-1Mountain West ............................................................33-18-1Non Division I/Discontinued ....................................498-130-3Northeast ............................................................................7-0Ohio Valley ..........................................................................8-6Pacific-10 ........................................................................11-21Southeastern ................................................................31-55-1Southern..............................................................................1-0Southland ..........................................................................19-9Southwestern ......................................................................1-0The Summit League ........................................................48-38Sun Belt ..........................................................................10-23West Coast ..........................................................................1-4Western Athletic ................................................................11-7

DECADE-BY-DECADE RECORD1897-99 ................................23 ............................9-14 (.391)1900-09................................155 ......................98-55-2 (.639)1910-19................................114 ......................71-42-1 (.627)1920-29................................105 ..........................66-39 (.629)1930-39................................137 ......................76-59-2 (.562)1940-49................................118 ..........................57-61 (.483)1950-59................................172 ........................53-119 (.308) 1960-69................................268 ..................107-160-1 (.401)1970-79................................445 ..................232-212-1 (.522)1980-89................................521 ......................257-264 (.493)1990-99................................548 ......................252-296 (.460)2000-09................................553 ..................282-268-3 (.513)2010......................................59 ..........................37-22 (.627)Total 3,227 1,597-1,620-10 (.496)

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SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE (31-55-1)Team Total H A N LastAlabama 1-2 0-0 0-2 1-0 2004Arkansas 17-29 0-0 16-28 1-1 2003Florida 0-2 0-0 0-2 0-0 1992Louisiana State 8-11-1 0-0 8-11-1 0-0 2001Mississippi 5-10 0-0 5-10 0-0 1986Mississippi State 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 1986

SOUTHERN CONFERENCE (1-0)Team Total H A N LastThe Citadel 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 2010

SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE (19-9)Team Total H A N LastCentral Arkansas 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 2008Lamar 6-3 0-0 6-3 0-0 2008McNeese State 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1995Nicholls State 2-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 1987Northwestern State 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 2005SE Louisiana 1-1 0-0 1-0 0-1 1998Texas State 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 1985Texas-Arlington 4-1 0-0 4-1 0-0 2006Texas-San Antonio 2-2 2-0 0-2 0-0 2009

SOUTHWESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (1-0)Team Total H A N LastGrambling 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2010

THE SUMMIT LEAGUE (48-38)Team Total H A N LastCentenary 3-1 0-0 3-1 0-0 2007North Dakota State 8-0 8-0 0-0 0-0 2007Oral Roberts 20-35 6-6 13-28 1-1 2006South Dakota State 9-0 7-0 2-0 0-0 2006Western Illinois 8-2 7-2 0-0 1-0 2004

SUN BELT CONFERENCE (10-23)Team Total H A N LastArkansas State 7-10 0-1 6-7 1-2 2008**Denver 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 1976Florida Atlantic 0-2 0-0 0-2 0-0 2003Florida International 1-2 0-0 1-1 0-1 2003Louisiana 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 1986Louisiana-Monroe 1-4 0-0 0-4 1-0 2006New Orleans 0-2 0-0 0-2 0-0 1987Troy 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 2003

WEST COAST CONFERENCE (1-4)Team Total H A N LastPepperdine 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1997Portland 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 2005Santa Clara 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 2008San Diego 0-2 0-0 0-1 0-1 2009

WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (11-7)Team Total H A N LastFresno State 0-2 0-0 0-2 0-0 1993Hawai’i 2-1 0-1 2-0 0-0 1970Louisiana Tech 3-1 0-0 1-1 2-0 2004 New Mexico State 4-2 0-0 3-1 1-1 2005Sacramento State 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 2005San Jose State 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 1989

OTHERS (498-130-3)Team Total H A N LastAbilene H.S. (Kan.) 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1897 Abilene Christian (Texas) 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 1966**Army (Hawaii) 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 1970Augustana (Ill.) 4-0 4-0 0-0 0-0 1991Baker (Kan.) 31-6 30-4 1-2 0-0 1984 Bellevue (Kan.) 6-0 6-0 0-0 0-0 1982Benedictine (Kan.) 11-3 11-3 0-0 0-0 1992Bethany (Kan.) 37-4 35-3 2-1 0-0 2002

Central Christian (Kan.) 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 2007Central Missouri 4-1 3-0 1-1 0-0 1981Central Oklahoma St. 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1991Chapman H.S. (Kan.) 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1897Chicago Cubs 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 1905**Chillaco 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1912**Chinese Univ. (Hawaii) 0-2 0-0 0-2 0-0 1915Concordia (Minn.) 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1982**Cooper 2-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1911**Cotner 3-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1910C.W. Post - Long Island 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 2002Delta State (Miss.) 1-2 0-0 1-2 0-0 1965Doane (Neb.) 5-0 5-0 0-0 0-0 2002Drury (Ark.) 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1910**Emporia Normal (Kan.) 8-5-1 6-4-1 2-1 0-0 1917Emporia State (Kan.) 26-7 19-6 7-1 0-0 1993**Epworth 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1908**Forbes Air Base 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1953Fort Hays State 35-8 34-8 1-0 0-0 1998**Fort Riley (Kan.) 16-4 10-1 6-3 0-0 1947Friends (Kan.) 26-1 26-1 0-0 0-0 2004**Haskell (Kan.) 16-11 15-5 1-6 0-0 1933Hastings (Neb.) 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1995**Highland Park (Iowa) 4-1 4-0 0-1 0-0 1909Hillsdale (Mich.) 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1957**Honolulu University 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 1913**Hutchinson Naval Air 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1954Ithaca (N.Y.) 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 1990**John Brown (Ark.) 2-2 0-0 2-2 0-0 1973Junction City H.S. (Kan.) 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1902**Kansas City Blues (Mo.) 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-0 1903Kansas Wesleyan 17-2 15-2 2-0 0-0 2006**Kirksville Tech (Mo.) 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1930Leonardville H.S. (Kan.) 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1907Manhattan H.S. (Kan.) 7-2 7-2 0-0 0-0 1910**Marines (Hawai’i) 4-0 0-0 4-0 0-0 1970**Marymount (Va.) 12-2 12-2 0-0 0-0 1989McPherson (Kan.) 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1908**Memphis Naval Air 5-1 0-0 5-1 0-0 1957Metro State (Colo.) 4-0 4-0 0-0 0-0 1983Minnesota-Morris 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 1979Missouri Baptist 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1989Missouri Southern 4-2 0-0 2-1 2-1 1983Missouri Valley 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1910Missouri Western 23-3 20-3 2-0 1-0 1998Morningside (Iowa) 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 1985Nebraska-Kearney 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1982Nebraska Wesleyan 3-0 2-0 1-0 0-0 1910Newman 5-0 5-0 0-0 0-0 2010**NE Illinois 5-1 3-0 1-1 1-0 1995Northwest Missouri State 8-7-1 6-5-1 2-2 0-0 1983Northwest Oklahoma State 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 1986Oklahoma City 2-3 0-0 2-3 0-0 1978Ottawa (Kan.) 8-1 7-1 1-0 0-0 1971Peru State (Neb.) 6-0 6-0 0-0 0-0 1994**Phillips (Okla.) 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-0 1975**Pikers 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1920Quincy (Ill.) 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1988Randolph (Kan.) 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1906Regis (Colo.) 4-1 4-1 0-0 0-0 1996Rockhurst (Kan.) 2-1 2-0 0-1 0-0 1941St. Mary’s (Kan.) 16-13-1 10-4-1 6-9 0-0 1981St. Olaf (Minn.) 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1985St. Paul (Minn.) 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-0 1907**Salina Normal (Kan.) 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 1898School of Ozarks (Ark.) 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 1986Southern Nazarene (Okla.) 3-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 2002Southwest Baptist (Mo.) 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1988Southwestern (Kan.) 4-0 4-0 0-0 0-0 1933Southwestern (Texas) 3-1 0-0 1-1 2-0 1963Sterling (Kan.) 4-0 4-0 0-0 0-0 2004**Submarine Pacific 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 1970**Tarkio (Mo.) 8-0 8-0 0-0 0-0 1989**Topeka White Sox 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 1909**U.S. International 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1989Valley City (N.D.) 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 1979Washburn (Kan.) 32-22 29-15 3-7 0-0 2005Washington (Mo.) 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1914Wayne State (Neb.) 15-2 15-2 0-0 0-0 1993William Jewell (Mo.) 5-1 5-1 0-0 0-0 2005William Woods (Mo.) 2-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 2001Wisconsin-River Falls 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1983York (Neb.) 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 1999

** No longer fields baseball.

Led by Blair DeBord’s .407 average, K-State hit .340 againstnon-conference foes in 2010, its best mark since 2006.

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BAYLORBAYLOR LEADS 34-14SERIES HISTORY3/28/66 Baylor ........................................2-0 ........................................Waco, Texas3/28/66 Kansas State ..............................5-0 ........................................Waco, Texas4/22/97 Baylor ........................................9-7 ........................................Waco, Texas4/22/97 Baylor........................................10-9 ......................................Waco, Texas4/23/97 Baylor ........................................9-7 ........................................Waco, Texas4/21/98 Kansas State ..............................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/21/98 Baylor........................................10-2................................Manhattan, Kan.4/22/98 Baylor ........................................7-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.2/26/99 Baylor........................................22-6 ......................................Waco, Texas2/27/99 Baylor ........................................7-0 ........................................Waco, Texas2/28/99 Baylor ....................................7-6 (10) ....................................Waco, Texas5/12/2000 Baylor........................................16-3................................Manhattan, Kan.5/13/2000 Baylor ........................................7-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/14/2000 Baylor........................................10-7................................Manhattan, Kan.3/30/2001 Baylor........................................14-0 ......................................Waco, Texas3/31/2001 Baylor ........................................8-7 ........................................Waco, Texas4/1/2001 Baylor........................................10-2 ......................................Waco, Texas4/26/2002 Kansas State..............................14-9................................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/2002 Kansas State..............................12-9................................Manhattan, Kan.4/28/2002 Baylor ........................................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/23/2002 Kansas State ..............................6-2 ..............................Arlington, Texas%5/3/2003 Baylor........................................11-1 ......................................Waco, Texas5/3/2003 Baylor........................................10-1 ......................................Waco, Texas5/4/2003 Baylor........................................12-2 ......................................Waco, Texas5/1/2004 Baylor ........................................8-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/1/2004 Baylor ........................................8-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/2/2004 Kansas State ..............................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/8/2005 Baylor ........................................8-3 ........................................Waco, Texas4/9/2005 Baylor........................................11-3 ......................................Waco, Texas4/10/2005 Baylor ........................................8-4 ........................................Waco, Texas5/19/2006 Kansas State ..............................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/20/2006 Kansas State ..............................3-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/21/2006 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/18/2007 Baylor ........................................9-8 ........................................Waco, Texas5/19/2007 Baylor........................................13-7 ......................................Waco, Texas5/20/2007 Baylor ........................................9-3 ........................................Waco, Texas4/11/2008 Kansas State ..............................6-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.

4/12/2008 Baylor ........................................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/13/2008 Baylor ........................................3-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/24/2008 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.%3/27/2009 Kansas State ..............................7-1 ........................................Waco, Texas3/28/2009 Baylor ........................................3-2 ........................................Waco, Texas3/29/2009 Baylor ........................................7-6 ........................................Waco, Texas5/21/2009 Kansas State ..............................9-4 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.%4/16/2010 Kansas State ..............................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/17/2010 Kansas State ..............................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/2010 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/26/2010 Baylor........................................11-8......................Oklahoma City, Okla.%

%Big 12 Championship

Total Runs Scored: Baylor 423, Kansas State 214KSU at home: 11-10 KSU on the road: 2-21KSU at neutral: 3-1 In Big 12 play: 13-30Longest KSU win streak: 4 (5/21/09 to 4/18/10)Longest KSU losing streak: 11 (4/21/98 to 4/1/01)Last KSU win: 4/18/10 (3-2 in Manhattan) Last KSU loss: 5/26/10 (11-8 in Oklahoma City)Last KSU shutout win: 3/28/66 (5-0 in Waco)Last KSU shutout loss: 4/13/08 (3-0 in Manhattan)Highest Scoring Game: 28 (Baylor, 22-6, 2/26/99 in Waco)Largest Margin of Victory: 6 (7-1, 3/27/09 in Waco) Largest Margin of Defeat: 16 (22-6, 2/26/99 in Waco)

KANSASK-STATE LEADS 164-161-1SERIES HISTORY1897 Kansas ......................................9-6 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1897 Kansas ......................................31-4................................Manhattan, Kan.1899 Kansas ......................................14-5................................Manhattan, Kan.1900 Kansas........................................9-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1991 Kansas ......................................10-6................................Manhattan, Kan.1991 Kansas ......................................10-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1902 Kansas........................................9-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1903 Kansas State..............................19-6................................Manhattan, Kan.1903 Kansas ......................................19-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.

1904 Kansas State ..............................7-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1905 Kansas........................................6-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1905 Kansas State ..............................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1906 Kansas State ..............................8-6 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1906 Kansas........................................6-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1907 Kansas State ..............................4-0 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1907 Kansas State ..............................4-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1907 Kansas State ..............................6-5 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1908 Kansas State ..............................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1908 Kansas State ..............................1-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1909 Kansas State ..............................9-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1909 Kansas........................................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1909 Kansas........................................4-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1911 Kansas State ..............................6-4 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1911 Kansas ......................................15-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1911 Kansas........................................9-8 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1911 Kansas State ..............................3-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1912 Kansas State ..............................8-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1913 Kansas........................................3-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1913 Kansas........................................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1913 Kansas........................................5-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1913 Kansas State ..............................6-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1914 Kansas State ..............................4-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1914 Kansas State ..............................6-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1915 Kansas......................................11-10 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.1915 Kansas........................................5-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1915 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1916 Kansas........................................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1916 Kansas........................................4-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1916 Kansas........................................4-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1916 Kansas ......................................10-4 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1919 Kansas State ..............................1-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1919 Kansas........................................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1920 Kansas State ..............................6-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1920 Kansas State ..............................7-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1921 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1921 Kansas ......................................10-6................................Manhattan, Kan.1923 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1923 Kansas ......................................16-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1924 Kansas State ..............................4-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1924 Kansas State ..............................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1925 Kansas State ..............................1-0 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1925 Kansas........................................3-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1925 Kansas State ..............................9-6 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1927 Kansas........................................7-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1927 Kansas State ..............................5-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1928 Kansas........................................9-4 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1928 Kansas State ..............................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1928 Kansas State ..............................7-6 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1928 Kansas........................................9-8 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1929 Kansas State..............................17-7................................Manhattan, Kan.1929 Kansas State..............................16-5................................Manhattan, Kan.1929 Kansas........................................7-6 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1929 Kansas State ..............................8-6 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1930 Kansas State..............................10-1................................Manhattan, Kan.1930 Kansas State ..............................8-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1930 Kansas State ..............................8-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1931 Kansas State ..............................4-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1931 Kansas State ..............................8-4 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1931 Kansas......................................22-16 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.1931 Kansas State ..............................8-7 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1932 Kansas ......................................12-3................................Manhattan, Kan.1932 Kansas........................................9-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1932 Kansas State..............................12-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1932 Kansas State ..............................8-4 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1937 Kansas........................................7-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1937 Kansas State..............................11-6................................Manhattan, Kan.1937 Kansas State ..............................7-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1937 Tied ..........................................12-12 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.1938 Kansas........................................8-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1938 Kansas........................................3-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1938 Kansas State..............................13-6................................Manhattan, Kan.1939 Kansas State..............................12-4................................Manhattan, Kan.1940 Kansas......................................16-14 ................................Lawrence, Kan.1940 Kansas State..............................14-4 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1940 Kansas State..............................11-4................................Manhattan, Kan.1940 Kansas State ..............................8-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1941 Kansas State ..............................8-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1941 Kansas State..............................11-6................................Manhattan, Kan.1942 Kansas State ..............................8-6 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1942 Kansas State ..............................7-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1942 Kansas........................................3-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1942 Kansas........................................6-5 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1946 Kansas........................................2-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1946 Kansas State..............................14-8................................Manhattan, Kan.1946 Kansas........................................8-6 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1946 Kansas ......................................10-9................................Manhattan, Kan.1947 Kansas State ..............................3-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1947 Kansas State ............................12-10 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.1947 Kansas........................................9-8 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1948 Kansas State ..............................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1948 Kansas State ..............................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1948 Kansas ......................................10-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1949 Kansas........................................2-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1949 Kansas State ..............................8-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1949 Kansas State ..............................2-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1949 Kansas ......................................11-0................................Manhattan, Kan.1950 Kansas State ..............................9-7 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1950 Kansas........................................7-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1950 Kansas State ..............................7-5 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.1950 Kansas........................................3-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/4/51 Kansas State..............................10-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/5/51 Kansas........................................4-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/15/51 Kansas ......................................10-2................................Manhattan, Kan.5/14/51 Kansas........................................9-6 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/52 Kansas........................................5-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/26/52 Kansas......................................11-10 ................................Lawrence, Kan.5/12/52 Kansas........................................9-7 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/13/52 Kansas......................................19-17 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.5/2/53 Kansas........................................9-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1953 Kansas........................................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.

Won A Home Series versus ...Baylor 2010 (5-2, 5-2, 3-2)Kansas ***2010 (5-4, 3-7, 8-5)Missouri 2001 (15-4, 7-3, 10-5)Nebraska 2010 (3-5, 13-5, 8-3)Oklahoma 2001 (5-3, 5-2, 2-6)Oklahoma State 2010 (14-11, 9-3, 13-3)Texas 1998 (11-10, 6-10, 5-3)Texas A&M 2009 (2-4, 6-4, 4-3)Texas Tech 2007 (4-3, 5-16, 7-3)

Won A Road Series versus ...Baylor Not happened to dateKansas **2007 (2-1, 7-4, *)Missouri 2004 (5-3, 6-4, 0-12)Nebraska 2009 (15-1, 9-3, 5-3)Oklahoma 1971 (3-2, 1-5, 4-0)Oklahoma State 2009 (5-3, 3-2)Texas 2009 (4-2, 5-4, 6-6, *)Texas A&M Not happened to dateTexas Tech 2008 (12-4, 7-4, 4-19)

Lost A Home Series versus ...Baylor 2008 (6-1, 4-5, 0-3)Kansas ***2006 (5-8, 2-5, 5-4)Missouri 2009 (3-4, 6-11, 11-5)Nebraska 2008 (1-2, 4-11, 3-5)Oklahoma 2009 (9-1, 11-12, 4-29)Oklahoma State 2006 (2-3, 1-2, 4-9)Texas 2010 (2-1, 2-17, 5-6)Texas A&M 2007 (2-4, 1-2, 11-6)Texas Tech 2009 (0-6, 6-12, 9-5)

Lost A Road Series versus ...Baylor 2009 (7-1, 2-3, 6-7)Kansas **2009 (4-1, 3-9, 7-17)Missouri *2010 (2-4, 8-6)Nebraska 2007 (3-4, 3-6, 8-2)Oklahoma 2010 (3-14, 14-9, 11-15)Oklahoma State 2007 (3-5, 7-1, 6-9)Texas 2007 (3-10, 3-14, 11-9)Texas A&M 2010 (8-7, 2-10, 2-3)Texas Tech 2010 (5-8, 4-13, 10-6)

*Two-game series (due to weather)**The first game was played in Manhattan, but is still a roadseries. ***The first game was played in Lawrence, but is still a homeseries.

Swept A Home Series versus ...Baylor 2010 (5-2, 5-2, 3-2)Kansas ***2008 (5-0, 5-4, 11-10)Missouri 2001 (15-4, 7-3, 10-5)Nebraska *1997 (19-9, 11-3) **1993 (14-10, 19-10, 6-3)Oklahoma *1995 (7-1, 14-9) 1990 (15-13, 4-0, 10-6, 2-1)Oklahoma State 2010 (14-11, 9-3, 13-3)Texas Not a sweep to dateTexas A&M Not a sweep to dateTexas Tech Not a sweep to date

Swept A Road Series versus ...Baylor Not a sweep to dateKansas **2007 (2-1, 7-4, *)Missouri 2002 (5-3, 10-1)Nebraska 2009 (15-1, 9-3, 5-3)Oklahoma *1928 (11-9, 3-2)Oklahoma State 2009 (4-2, 5-4, 6-6, *)Texas Not a sweep to dateTexas A&M Not a sweep to dateTexas Tech Not a sweep to date

Was Swept In A Home Series versus ...Baylor 2000 (3-16, 5-7, 7-10)Kansas ***2004 (3-5, 6-19, 4-7)Missouri 2005 (1-3, 5-6, 2-3)Nebraska 2008 (1-2, 4-11, 3-5)Oklahoma 1986 (5-7, 2-4, 2-10, 22-27)Oklahoma State 2004 (4-12, 2-4, 2-16)Texas 2006 (2-7, 2-10, 9-10)Texas A&M 2003 (4-6, 7-12, 3-16)Texas Tech 1997 (6-11, 1-6, 7-12)

Was Swept In A Road Series versus ...Baylor 2007 (8-9, 7-13, 3-9)Kansas *2001 (3-7, 7-8) **1994 (6-13, 4-7, 3-10)Missouri *2010 (2-4, 8-9)Nebraska 2005 (4-5, 6-10, 1-3)Oklahoma 2004 (6-21, 2-4, 2-16)Oklahoma State 2003 (1-10, 1-11, 9-11)Texas 2003 (1-12, 1-3, 1-12)Texas A&M 2008 (2-7, 8-13, 4-14)Texas Tech 2004 (3-8, 0-3, 2-8)

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4/14/54 Kansas State ..............................7-4 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/14/55 Kansas State ..............................9-7 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/14/55 Kansas........................................6-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/23/56 Kansas State ..............................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/56 Kansas ......................................19-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/19/57 Kansas........................................3-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/20/57 Kansas State ..............................3-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/20/57 Kansas ......................................11-3................................Manhattan, Kan.5/16/58 Kansas ......................................10-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/17/58 Kansas........................................9-4 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/17/58 Kansas........................................9-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/15/59 Kansas ......................................12-0................................Manhattan, Kan.5/16/59 Kansas........................................8-7 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/16/59 Kansas State ............................15-11 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.5/20/60 Kansas........................................2-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/21/60 Kansas State ..............................9-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/21/60 Kansas........................................5-4 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/12/61 Kansas State ..............................8-7 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/12/61 Kansas State ..............................7-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/13/61 Kansas State ............................17-13 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.4/13/62 Kansas........................................2-0 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/13/62 Kansas State ..............................4-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/14/62 Kansas ......................................12-5 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/19/63 Kansas........................................6-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/63 Kansas ......................................12-2................................Manhattan, Kan.4/20/63 Kansas ......................................11-5................................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/64 Kansas........................................6-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/10/64 Kansas........................................8-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/11/64 Kansas State ..............................7-5 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/14/65 Kansas State ..............................6-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/14/65 Kansas State ..............................7-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/15/65 Kansas ......................................18-4................................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/66 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/15/66 Kansas........................................3-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/16/66 Kansas State ..............................2-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/19/67 Kansas........................................4-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/19/67 Kansas State ..............................7-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/5/68 Kansas........................................6-5 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/5/68 Kansas State ..............................5-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/6/68 Kansas State..............................10-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/11/69 Kansas State ..............................2-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/69 Kansas State..............................10-0................................Manhattan, Kan.4/12/69 Kansas ......................................12-2................................Manhattan, Kan.4/17/70 Kansas........................................6-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/18/70 Kansas........................................4-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/20/71 Kansas........................................6-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/20/71 Kansas........................................6-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/4/71 Kansas........................................8-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/7/72 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/7/72 Kansas........................................4-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/12/73 Kansas State ..............................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/12/73 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/13/73 Kansas........................................6-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/5/74 Kansas State ..............................6-5 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/5/74 Kansas........................................4-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/6/74 Kansas State ..............................4-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.

5/10/75 Kansas........................................8-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/10/75 Kansas State ..............................3-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/11/75 Kansas State ..............................4-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/76 Kansas State ..............................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/76 Kansas State ..............................8-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/1/76 Kansas........................................3-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/1/76 Kansas........................................4-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/2/76 Kansas State..............................13-6 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/8/76 Kansas State ..............................8-3........................Oklahoma City, Okla.+4/9/77 Kansas........................................5-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/9/77 Kansas........................................4-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/10/77 Kansas State..............................10-7 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/10/77 Kansas State..............................10-6 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/6/77 Kansas State ..............................1-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/6/77 Kansas State..............................13-2................................Manhattan, Kan.5/7/77 Kansas State ..............................4-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/7/77 Kansas........................................7-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/19/77 Kansas State..............................10-6 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.+4/7/78 Kansas........................................7-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/7/78 Kansas ......................................11-3................................Manhattan, Kan.4/8/78 Kansas........................................7-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/8/78 Kansas ......................................11-0 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/6/78 Kansas ......................................15-6 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/6/78 Kansas........................................4-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/6/79 Kansas ......................................12-5................................Manhattan, Kan.4/6/79 Kansas State ..............................8-7 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/1/79 Kansas........................................5-0 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/1/79 Kansas........................................8-6 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/8/79 Kansas........................................9-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/8/79 Kansas ......................................13-4................................Manhattan, Kan.4/5/80 Kansas ......................................10-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/5/80 Kansas........................................9-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/6/80 Kansas ......................................13-5 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/4/81 Kansas State ..............................2-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/4/81 Kansas........................................8-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/5/81 Kansas State ..............................8-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/5/81 Kansas State ..............................9-8 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/1/82 Kansas........................................9-7 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/1/82 Kansas State..............................15-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/2/82 Kansas........................................5-4 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/2/83 Kansas........................................9-6 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/23/83 Kansas........................................3-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/23/83 Kansas State..............................10-9................................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/83 Kansas ......................................16-3................................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/83 Kansas........................................8-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/12/83 Kansas ......................................11-1 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.+4/22/84 Kansas ......................................13-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/22/84 Kansas........................................7-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/23/84 Kansas......................................15-13 ................................Lawrence, Kan.4/23/84 Kansas State..............................18-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.3/13/85 Kansas State..............................21-4..............................Endinburg, Texas$4/20/85 Kansas......................................11-10 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.4/20/85 Kansas State ............................15-10 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.4/21/85 Kansas State..............................13-4................................Manhattan, Kan.4/21/85 Kansas State..............................11-5................................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/86 Kansas........................................6-5 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.

4/19/86 Kansas........................................5-4 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/20/86 Kansas State..............................11-9 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/20/86 Kansas State..............................12-8 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/11/87 Kansas State..............................11-6................................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/87 Kansas State ..............................6-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/12/87 Kansas......................................14-10 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.4/12/87 Kansas State ..............................6-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/88 Kansas State..............................12-7 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/16/88 Kansas State ............................22-14 ................................Lawrence, Kan.4/16/88 Kansas State..............................23-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/17/88 Kansas State..............................10-9 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/7/89 Kansas State..............................11-8................................Manhattan, Kan.4/8/89 Kansas........................................4-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/8/89 Kansas........................................6-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/9/89 Kansas ......................................14-1................................Manhattan, Kan.4/6/90 Kansas State..............................14-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/7/90 Kansas ....................................4-3 (10)................................Lawrence, Kan.4/7/90 Kansas State ..............................6-5 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/8/90 Kansas ....................................5-4 (10)................................Lawrence, Kan.3/22/91 Kansas State ..........................3-2 (10) ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/23/91 Kansas ......................................11-3................................Manhattan, Kan.3/23/91 Kansas State ............................15-12 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.3/24/91 Kansas......................................17-13 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.3/20/92 Kansas State ..............................8-7 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.3/21/92 Kansas State ..............................7-1 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.3/21/92 Kansas........................................3-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.3/22/92 Kansas State..............................10-6 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/27/93 Kansas........................................6-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/30/93 Kansas........................................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/1/93 Kansas........................................5-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/2/93 Kansas State..............................11-7................................Manhattan, Kan.3/22/94 Kansas ......................................15-5................................Manhattan, Kan.3/23/94 Kansas State ..............................8-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/30/94 Kansas ......................................13-6 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/1/94 Kansas........................................7-4 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/1/94 Kansas ......................................10-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/14/95 Kansas........................................4-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/15/95 Kansas State..............................10-5................................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/95 Kansas State ..............................7-6 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/95 Kansas........................................6-5 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/19/95 Kansas State ............................16-11 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.5/20/95 Kansas State ............................14-11......................Oklahoma City, Okla.+4/23/96 Kansas ......................................24-5................................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/96 Kansas State..............................11-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/26/96 Kansas State ..........................4-3 (10) ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/96 Kansas State..............................14-9 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/28/96 Kansas State..............................10-8 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/17/96 Kansas ......................................14-4 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.+4/15/97 Kansas........................................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/2/97 Kansas State..............................12-7 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/3/97 Kansas State ............................24-11 ................................Lawrence, Kan.5/4/97 Kansas State ..........................7-6 (11)................................Lawrence, Kan.5/1/98 Kansas........................................9-7 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/2/98 Kansas ....................................5-2 (10) ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/3/98 Kansas State ..............................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/99 Kansas State..............................13-3 ....................................Wichita, Kan.4/30/99 Kansas State ..........................8-6 (10)................................Lawrence, Kan.5/1/99 Kansas State..............................10-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/2/99 Kansas State ..............................6-2 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/5/2000 Kansas ....................................7-5 (11) ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/6/2000 Kansas State ..............................6-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/7/2000 Kansas......................................16-13 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.5/4/2001 Kansas State ..............................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/2001 Kansas........................................7-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/6/2001 Kansas ....................................8-7 (10)................................Lawrence, Kan.5/18/2002 Kansas State..............................11-9 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/19/2002 Kansas State ..............................7-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/19/2002 Kansas State............................9-0 (7) ..............................Manhattan, Kan.5/16/2003 Kansas State ..............................4-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/17/2003 Kansas ......................................10-5 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/18/2003 Kansas State ..............................8-6 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/21/2004 Kansas........................................5-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/22/2004 Kansas ......................................19-6................................Manhattan, Kan.5/23/2004 Kansas........................................7-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/29/2005 Kansas State ..............................7-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/30/2005 Kansas......................................15-11 ................................Lawrence, Kan.5/1/2005 Kansas........................................6-4 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/21/2006 Kansas........................................8-5 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.4/22/2006 Kansas........................................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/23/2006 Kansas State ..............................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/3/2007 Kansas State..............................10-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.&5/4/2007 Kansas State ..............................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/2007 Kansas State ..............................7-4 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/16/2008 Kansas State ..............................5-0 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/17/2008 Kansas State ..............................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/18/2008 Kansas State ............................11-10 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.5/15/2009 Kansas State ..............................4-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/16/2009 Kansas........................................9-3 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/17/2009 Kansas ......................................17-7 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/20/2009 Kansas State ..............................5-4 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.%5/14/2010 Kansas State ..............................5-4 ..................................Lawrence, Kan.5/15/2010 Kansas........................................7-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/16/2010 Kansas State ..............................8-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/28/2010 Kansas State..............................10-5......................Oklahoma City, Okla.%

$UT-Pan American Tournament, +Big Eight Tournament, %Big 12 Championship, & Non-Conference Game

Total Runs Scored: Kansas 2070, Kansas State 1953KSU at home: 95-76-1 KSU on the road: 62-83KSU at neutral: 7-2 KSU In Big 12 play: 25-18Longest KSU win streak: 8 (4/23/06 to 5/15/09)Longest KSU losing streak: 9 (5/5/51 to 1953)Last KSU win: 5/28/10 (10-5 in Oklahoma City)Last KSU loss: 5/15/10 (7-3 in Manhattan)Last KSU shutout win: 5/16/08 (5-0 in Lawrence)Last KSU shutout loss: 4/23/83 (3-0 in Manhattan)Highest Scoring Game: 38 (Kansas, 22-16, 1931 in Manhattan)Largest Margin of Victory: 21 (23-2, 4/16/88 in Lawrence)Largest Margin of Defeat: 27 (31-4,1897 in Manhattan)

Nick Martini went 8-for-16 with three doubles and four RBI in four games last yearagainst Kansas. He propelled the Cats to an 8-5 win with a game-winning hit.

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MISSOURIMISSOURI LEADS 163-100-1SERIES HISTORY1907 Kansas State ..............................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1899 Missouri ....................................11-9................................Manhattan, Kan.1912 Kansas State ..............................2-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1912 Kansas State..............................15-6................................Manhattan, Kan.1912 Missouri ....................................7-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1913 Missouri ....................................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1913 Missouri ....................................4-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1914 Missouri ....................................5-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1914 Missouri ....................................7-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1914 Missouri ....................................9-0 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1914 Tied ............................................2-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1915 Kansas State..............................12-3................................Manhattan, Kan.1915 Missouri ....................................2-0 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1916 Missouri ....................................12-2................................Manhattan, Kan.1916 Missouri ....................................3-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1917 Missouri ....................................11-3................................Manhattan, Kan.1917 Missouri ....................................6-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1917 Kansas State ..............................6-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1917 Missouri ....................................4-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1920 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1920 Kansas State ..............................4-3 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1920 Kansas State ..............................6-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1923 Missouri ....................................7-0 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1923 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1923 Missouri ....................................7-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1923 Kansas State..............................10-5................................Manhattan, Kan.1924 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1924 Missouri ....................................9-0 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1924 Kansas State..............................10-9................................Manhattan, Kan.1924 Missouri ....................................7-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1925 Kansas State ..............................6-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1925 Kansas State ..............................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1926 Kansas State ..............................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1926 Kansas State ..............................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1928 Kansas State ..............................5-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1928 Kansas State..............................11-4................................Manhattan, Kan.1929 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1929 Kansas State ............................11-10 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.1930 Kansas State..............................16-1................................Manhattan, Kan.1930 Kansas State..............................10-9................................Manhattan, Kan.1931 Kansas State ..............................6-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1931 Missouri ..................................14-11 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.1932 Kansas State ..............................7-6 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1932 Missouri ....................................14-5................................Manhattan, Kan.1933 Kansas State..............................11-5................................Manhattan, Kan.1933 Missouri ....................................10-3................................Manhattan, Kan.1933 Kansas State..............................12-3 ..................................Columbia, Mo.1934 Kansas State ..............................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1934 Kansas State..............................30-8................................Manhattan, Kan.1934 Kansas State ..............................9-3 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1934 Missouri ....................................5-0 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1935 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1935 Missouri ....................................8-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1935 Missouri ....................................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1935 Kansas State ..............................6-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1936 Missouri ....................................2-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1936 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1936 Missouri ....................................10-6 ..................................Columbia, Mo.1936 Kansas State ..............................4-3 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1937 Kansas State ..............................6-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1937 Missouri ....................................4-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1937 Missouri ....................................9-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1938 Missouri ....................................4-0 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1938 Missouri ....................................4-3 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1940 Kansas State ..............................7-6 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1940 Kansas State ..............................7-6 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1941 Missouri ....................................10-2 ..................................Columbia, Mo.1941 Kansas State ..............................6-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1942 Kansas State ..............................3-0 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1942 Missouri ....................................1-0 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1947 Missouri ....................................2-0 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1947 Kansas State ..............................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1948 Kansas State ..............................4-1 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1948 Missouri ....................................10-4 ..................................Columbia, Mo.1948 Missouri ....................................4-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1948 Missouri ....................................4-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1949 Missouri ....................................3-0 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1950 Missouri ....................................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1950 Missouri ....................................3-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/51 Missouri ....................................12-1 ..................................Columbia, Mo.4/28/51 Kansas State ..............................9-7 ....................................Columbia, Mo.5/25/51 Kansas State ..............................8-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/26/51 Missouri ....................................5-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/52 Missouri ....................................20-0................................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/52 Missouri ....................................12-4................................Manhattan, Kan.5/2/52 Missouri ....................................9-6 ....................................Columbia, Mo.5/3/52 Kansas State ..............................5-4 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/20/53 Missouri ....................................25-3 ..................................Columbia, Mo.4/21/53 Missouri ....................................10-2 ..................................Columbia, Mo.1953 Missouri ....................................13-3................................Manhattan, Kan.5/9/53 Missouri ....................................9-7 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/7/54 Missouri ....................................5-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/8/54 Missouri ....................................10-5................................Manhattan, Kan.5/9/55 Missouri ....................................19-1 ..................................Columbia, Mo.5/10/55 Missouri ....................................15-2 ..................................Columbia, Mo.4/27/56 Missouri ....................................8-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/3/57 Missouri ....................................16-4 ..................................Columbia, Mo.5/4/57 Missouri ....................................6-5 ....................................Columbia, Mo.5/4/57 Missouri ....................................9-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1958 Missouri ....................................24-2................................Manhattan, Kan.4/26/58 Missouri ....................................5-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/26/58 Kansas State ..............................6-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/59 Missouri ....................................3-0 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/11/59 Missouri ....................................26-3 ..................................Columbia, Mo.4/11/59 Missouri ....................................22-0 ..................................Columbia, Mo.4/28/61 Missouri ....................................16-8 ..................................Columbia, Mo.4/29/61 Kansas State ..............................4-1 ....................................Columbia, Mo.

4/29/61 Missouri ....................................2-1 ....................................Columbia, Mo.5/11/62 Missouri ....................................15-4................................Manhattan, Kan.5/11/62 Missouri ....................................7-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/12/62 Missouri ....................................8-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/26/63 Missouri ....................................4-1 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/26/63 Missouri ....................................8-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.1964 Missouri ....................................7-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1964 Missouri ....................................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1964 Missouri ....................................6-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/30/65 Missouri ....................................13-9 ..................................Columbia, Mo.4/30/65 Missouri ....................................6-1 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/31/65 Missouri ....................................14-8 ..................................Columbia, Mo.5/20/66 Kansas State ..............................7-1 ....................................Columbia, Mo.5/21/66 Missouri ....................................5-3 ....................................Columbia, Mo.5/21/66 Missouri ....................................6-1 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/14/67 Missouri ....................................12-1................................Manhattan, Kan.4/14/67 Kansas State..............................11-4 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/67 Kansas State..............................14-5................................Manhattan, Kan.5/3/68 Missouri ....................................9-6 ....................................Columbia, Mo.5/3/68 Kansas State ..............................2-1 ....................................Columbia, Mo.5/4/68 Kansas State..............................10-3 ..................................Columbia, Mo.5/9/69 Missouri ....................................5-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/9/69 Missouri ....................................11-1................................Manhattan, Kan.5/10/69 Kansas State ..............................4-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/1570 Kansas State ..............................2-0 ....................................Columbia, Mo.5/15/70 Missouri ....................................4-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/30/71 Kansas State..............................12-0................................Manhattan, Kan.4/30/71 Kansas State ..............................2-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/1/71 Kansas State ..............................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/31/72 Missouri ....................................4-3 ....................................Columbia, Mo.3/31/72 Kansas State ..............................6-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/1/72 Kansas State ..............................7-0 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/13/73 Kansas State ..............................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/13/73 Kansas State ..............................6-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/11/74 Kansas State ..............................4-0 ....................................Columbia, Mo.5/11/74 Kansas State ..............................9-3 ....................................Columbia, Mo.5/12/74 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/4/75 Missouri ....................................8-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/4/75 Kansas State..............................14-8................................Manhattan, Kan.4/5/75 Kansas State ..............................8-6 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/76 Missouri ....................................9-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/76 Kansas State ..............................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/77 Missouri ....................................5-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.5/5/77 Missouri ....................................7-6 ....................................Columbia, Mo.5/18/77 Missouri ....................................10-2 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.+5/20/77 Missouri ....................................13-5 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.+4/16/79 Missouri ....................................6-5 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/16/79 Missouri ....................................8-4 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/14/80 Missouri ....................................1-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/14/80 Missouri ....................................7-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/28/81 Missouri ....................................5-0 ....................................Columbia, Mo.3/28/81 Missouri ....................................7-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.3/29/81 Missouri ....................................5-1 ....................................Columbia, Mo.3/29/81 Missouri ..................................17-15 ..................................Columbia, Mo.5/8/82 Missouri ....................................21-4................................Manhattan, Kan.5/8/82 Kansas State ..............................7-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/9/82 Missouri ....................................5-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/9/82 Missouri ....................................10-9................................Manhattan, Kan.5/1/83 Missouri ....................................14-3 ..................................Columbia, Mo.5/1/83 Missouri ....................................10-0 ..................................Columbia, Mo.4/28/84 Missouri ....................................4-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/28/84 Kansas State ..............................3-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/30/84 Kansas State..............................16-8................................Manhattan, Kan.4/30/84 Missouri ....................................6-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/26/85 Kansas State ..............................5-4 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/27/85 Missouri ....................................4-1 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/27/85 Missouri ....................................5-4 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/28/85 Kansas State..............................12-6 ..................................Columbia, Mo.4/25/86 Missouri ....................................6-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/26/86 Missouri ....................................13-5................................Manhattan, Kan.4/26/86 Missouri ....................................15-6................................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/86 Missouri ....................................17-4................................Manhattan, Kan.4/17/87 Missouri ....................................11-5 ..................................Columbia, Mo.4/18/87 Missouri ....................................14-8 ..................................Columbia, Mo.4/18/87 Kansas State ..............................6-4 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/19/87 Missouri ....................................4-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/22/88 Missouri ....................................12-8................................Manhattan, Kan.4/23/88 Missouri ....................................5-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/23/88 Missouri ....................................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/88 Missouri ..................................17-11 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.3/17/89 Kansas State ..............................6-5 ....................................Fresno, Calif.&4/15/89 Missouri ....................................10-2 ..................................Columbia, Mo.4/16/89 Kansas State..............................13-1 ..................................Columbia, Mo.4/16/89 Missouri ....................................8-7 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/17/89 Missouri ....................................17-6 ..................................Columbia, Mo.4/13/90 Kansas State ..............................4-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/14/90 Missouri ....................................9-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/14/90 Kansas State ..............................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/90 Kansas State ..............................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/5/91 Kansas State ..............................4-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/6/91 Missouri ....................................17-8 ..................................Columbia, Mo.4/6/91 Missouri ....................................9-8 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/7/91 Kansas State ..........................8-5 (10) ................................Columbia, Mo.4/3/92 Missouri ....................................11-4................................Manhattan, Kan.4/4/92 Kansas State ..............................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/4/92 Missouri ....................................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/5/92 Missouri ....................................10-4................................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/93 Missouri ....................................4-0 ....................................Columbia, Mo.3/27/93 Kansas State ..............................7-3 ....................................Columbia, Mo.3/28/93 Missouri ....................................6-5 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/20/93 Missouri ....................................16-8................................Manhattan, Kan.4/21/93 Missouri ....................................12-8................................Manhattan, Kan.4/8/94 Missouri ....................................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/9/94 Missouri ....................................8-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/94 Missouri ....................................8-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/94 Missouri ....................................12-5 ..................................Columbia, Mo.4/20/94 Missouri ..................................12-11 ..................................Columbia, Mo.4/12/95 Kansas State ..............................8-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/12/95 Kansas State ..............................9-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/28/95 Kansas State..............................12-6 ..................................Columbia, Mo.4/30/95 Kansas State ..............................6-1 ....................................Columbia, Mo.

4/30/95 Missouri ....................................8-1 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/5/96 Missouri ....................................12-5................................Manhattan, Kan.4/6/96 Missouri ....................................10-2................................Manhattan, Kan.4/7/96 Kansas State ..............................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/96 Kansas State ..............................7-4 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/17/96 Missouri ..................................16-13 ..................................Columbia, Mo.2/28/97 Missouri ....................................11-8................................Manhattan, Kan.3/1/97 Missouri ..................................15-14 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.3/2/97 Missouri ....................................9-7 ................................Manhattan, Kan.2/27/98 Missouri ....................................3-1 ....................................Columbia, Mo.2/28/98 Missouri ....................................8-7 ....................................Columbia, Mo.3/1/98 Missouri ....................................5-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.5/8/99 Missouri ....................................5-3 ................................St. Joseph, Mo.^5/8/99 Kansas State ..............................5-4 ................................St. Joseph, Mo.^5/9/99 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ................................St. Joseph, Mo.^4/28/2000 Missouri ....................................6-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/29/2000 Missouri ....................................8-6 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/30/2000 Kansas State ..............................9-6 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/27/2001 Kansas State..............................15-4................................Manhattan, Kan.4/28/2001 Kansas State ..............................7-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/29/2001 Kansas State..............................10-5................................Manhattan, Kan.5/10/2002 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ....................................Columbia, Mo.5/11/2002 Kansas State..............................10-1 ..................................Columbia, Mo.3/28/2003 Missouri ....................................14-2................................Manhattan, Kan.3/29/2003 Missouri ....................................8-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/30/2003 Missouri ....................................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/2004 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ....................................Columbia, Mo.3/27/2004 Kansas State ..........................6-4 (11) ................................Columbia, Mo.3/28/2004 Missouri ....................................12-0 ..................................Columbia, Mo.3/25/2005 Missouri ....................................3-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/2005 Missouri ....................................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/27/2005 Missouri ....................................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/24/2006 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ....................................Columbia, Mo.3/25/2006 Missouri ....................................9-5 ....................................Columbia, Mo.3/26/2006 Missouri ....................................6-3 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/6/2007 Kansas State..............................12-0................................Manhattan, Kan.4/7/2007 Missouri ....................................3-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/8/2007 Missouri..................................7-6 (12) ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/2/2008 Missouri ..................................13-10 ..................................Columbia, Mo.5/3/2008 Missouri ....................................11-7 ..................................Columbia, Mo.5/4/2008 Kansas State ..........................4-3 (10) ................................Columbia, Mo.4/17/2009 Missouri ....................................4-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/2009 Missouri ....................................11-6................................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/2009 Kansas State..............................11-5................................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/2010 Missouri ....................................4-2 ....................................Columbia, Mo.4/25/2010 Missouri..................................9-8 (10) ................................Columbia, Mo.

+Big Eight Tournament, &Pepsi/Me-N-Ed’s Classic, ^Neutral SiteTotal Runs Scored: Missouri 1738, Kansas State 1278KSU at home: 53-83 KSU on the road: 44-77-1KSU at neutral: 3-3 In Big 12 play: 16-29Longest KSU win streak: 11 (1925-31)Longest KSU losing streak: 14 (4/20/53-4/26/58)Last KSU win: 4/19/09 (11-5 in Manhattan) Last KSU loss: 4/25/10 (9-8 in Columbia)Last KSU shutout win: 4/6/07 (12-0 in Manhattan)Last KSU shutout loss: 4/7/07 (3-0 in Manhattan)Highest Scoring Game: 38 (Kansas State, 30-8, 1934 in Manhattan)Largest Margin of Victory: 22 (30-8, 1934 in Manhattan)Largest Margin of Defeat: 23 (26-3, 4/11/59 in Columbia)

NEBRASKANEBRASKA LEADS 161-104SERIES HISTORY1898 Nebraska ..................................22-6................................Manhattan, Kan.1899 Nebraska ..................................10-1................................Manhattan, Kan.1901 Nebraska ..................................11-3................................Manhattan, Kan.1902 Nebraska ..................................15-7................................Manhattan, Kan.1903 Kansas State ..............................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1906 Nebraska ..................................10-0................................Manhattan, Kan.1909 Kansas State ..............................7-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1909 Nebraska ..................................14-3 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1910 Kansas State..............................11-3................................Manhattan, Kan.1910 Kansas State ..............................7-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1910 Kansas State ..............................9-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1913 Nebraska....................................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1913 Kansas State ..............................6-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1921 Nebraska....................................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1921 Nebraska....................................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1921 Kansas State ..............................7-5 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1921 Kansas State ..............................6-5 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1924 Kansas State ..............................8-5 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1924 Nebraska....................................9-8 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1924 Nebraska....................................5-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1924 Nebraska....................................6-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1925 Nebraska ..................................10-7................................Manhattan, Kan.1925 Nebraska....................................4-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1929 Kansas State ..............................1-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1929 Nebraska....................................8-7 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1929 Nebraska....................................1-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1929 Nebraska....................................3-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1930 Kansas State ..............................3-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1930 Nebraska....................................9-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1931 Kansas State..............................20-4................................Manhattan, Kan.1931 Kansas State ..............................5-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1934 Kansas State..............................12-4................................Manhattan, Kan.1934 Nebraska....................................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1934 Kansas State ..............................9-4 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1934 Kansas State..............................15-6 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1935 Kansas State..............................20-3................................Manhattan, Kan.1935 Nebraska....................................8-7 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1935 Nebraska ..................................13-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1935 Kansas State..............................16-3 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1936 Nebraska....................................4-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1936 Kansas State ..............................4-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1937 Kansas State ..............................9-6 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1937 Kansas State..............................13-6................................Manhattan, Kan.1938 Kansas State ..............................6-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1938 Kansas State ..............................7-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1939 Kansas State ..............................6-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.

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1939 Kansas State ..............................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1940 Kansas State ..............................8-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1940 Nebraska ..................................11-1 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1941 Kansas State ..............................7-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1942 Kansas State..............................18-4 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1942 Nebraska....................................6-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1946 Nebraska ..................................11-3 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1946 Nebraska ..................................18-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1947 Kansas State ..............................8-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1947 Nebraska....................................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1948 Nebraska....................................3-1 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1948 Nebraska....................................5-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1949 Nebraska....................................9-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1949 Kansas State..............................14-4 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1949 Kansas State ..............................4-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1949 Nebraska....................................5-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1950 Nebraska....................................6-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1950 Kansas State ..............................7-6 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1950 Nebraska....................................6-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1950 Nebraska ..................................11-0................................Manhattan, Kan.4/23/51 Nebraska....................................5-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/19/51 Kansas State ..............................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/19/51 Nebraska....................................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/52 Nebraska ..................................12-1................................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/52 Nebraska ..................................14-1................................Manhattan, Kan.4/29/52 Nebraska ..................................16-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/30/52 Nebraska ..................................19-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/18/53 Nebraska....................................4-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/53 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/11/53 Nebraska....................................9-7 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/12/53 Nebraska ..................................16-8 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/26/54 Kansas State ..............................6-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/54 Kansas State ..............................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/4/54 Nebraska ..................................12-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/4/54 Nebraska....................................3-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/15/55 Nebraska ..................................13-2................................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/55 Nebraska ..................................15-0................................Manhattan, Kan.5/16/55 Nebraska....................................6-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/18/55 Nebraska....................................8-3 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/20/56 Nebraska....................................4-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/21/56 Nebraska ..................................15-6 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/11/56 Kansas State..............................19-9................................Manhattan, Kan.5/12/56 Nebraska ..................................11-8................................Manhattan, Kan.4/13/57 Kansas State..............................11-4 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/13/57 Nebraska ..................................17-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/23/58 Nebraska....................................9-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/24/58 Nebraska ..................................10-1................................Manhattan, Kan.5/24/58 Nebraska....................................4-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/23/59 Nebraska....................................1-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/23/59 Nebraska....................................1-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/8/60 Nebraska....................................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/9/60 Nebraska....................................6-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/9/60 Nebraska ..................................14-8................................Manhattan, Kan.5/19/61 Kansas State ..............................4-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/19/61 Nebraska ..................................10-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/20/61 Kansas State ..............................4-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/18/62 Nebraska ..................................15-3................................Manhattan, Kan.5/18/62 Nebraska....................................4-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/19/62 Kansas State..............................13-6................................Manhattan, Kan.1963 Nebraska....................................6-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1963 Nebraska....................................6-1 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.

1963 Kansas State ..............................9-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.1964 Kansas State ............................16-10 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.1964 Nebraska....................................7-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1964 Kansas State ..............................1-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/23/65 Nebraska ..................................10-5 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/23/65 Nebraska....................................3-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/6/66 Nebraska....................................9-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/6/66 Kansas State ..............................7-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/7/66 Nebraska ..................................14-4................................Manhattan, Kan.4/7/67 Kansas State ..............................4-3 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/7/67 Kansas State ..............................4-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/8/67 Kansas State ..............................2-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/17/68 Kansas State..............................10-9................................Manhattan, Kan.5/17/68 Kansas State..............................10-4................................Manhattan, Kan.5/18/68 Nebraska....................................8-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/70 Nebraska....................................7-6 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/70 Kansas State ..............................6-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/70 Nebraska ..................................21-4................................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/71 Kansas State ..............................7-1 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/16/71 Nebraska....................................2-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/17/71 Kansas State ..............................6-5 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/29/72 Kansas State ..............................3-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/29/72 Kansas State ..............................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/73 Kansas State ..............................2-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/27/73 Nebraska....................................7-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/28/73 Nebraska....................................9-8 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.3/30/74 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/30/74 Kansas State ..............................7-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/31/74 Kansas State ..............................6-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/2/75 Kansas State ..............................9-6 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/2/75 Nebraska..................................14-12 ....................................Lincoln, Neb.5/3/75 Nebraska ..................................11-1 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/6/76 Nebraska....................................5-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/6/76 Kansas State ..............................6-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/11/76 Kansas State ..............................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/76 Nebraska....................................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/76 Kansas State ..............................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/76 Nebraska....................................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/31/78 Nebraska ..................................15-6................................Manhattan, Kan.3/31/78 Kansas State..............................11-5................................Manhattan, Kan.4/1/78 Nebraska....................................5-3 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/1/78 Nebraska....................................3-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/9/79 Nebraska....................................2-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/9/79 Nebraska....................................3-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/7/80 Nebraska....................................8-7 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/7/80 Nebraska....................................5-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/25/81 Nebraska..................................11-10 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/81 Nebraska ..................................10-3................................Manhattan, Kan.4/26/81 Kansas State..............................12-8................................Manhattan, Kan.4/26/81 Kansas State ..............................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/9/82 Nebraska ..................................12-3 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/9/82 Nebraska....................................3-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/10/82 Nebraska....................................9-3 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/10/82 Nebraska ..................................12-6 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/1/83 Nebraska....................................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/1/83 Nebraska....................................3-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/31/84 Nebraska....................................6-1 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.3/31/84 Nebraska ..................................12-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/1/84 Nebraska....................................6-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/1/84 Nebraska....................................4-1 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/1/85 Nebraska....................................6-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/1/85 Nebraska ..................................10-6................................Manhattan, Kan.5/11/85 Nebraska ..................................11-4........................Oklahoma City, Okla+3/29/86 Nebraska....................................4-3 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.3/29/86 Nebraska ..................................12-3 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.3/30/86 Nebraska....................................6-4 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.3/30/86 Nebraska....................................3-1 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/16/86 Nebraska ..................................10-1 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/9/87 Nebraska....................................8-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/9/87 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/10/87 Kansas State ............................17-15 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.5/10/87 Kansas State ..............................6-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/14/88 Nebraska ..................................13-9 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/14/88 Nebraska ..................................15-9 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/15/88 Nebraska....................................8-4 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/15/88 Kansas State..............................12-7 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.3/26/89 Kansas State..............................11-4................................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/89 Kansas State ..............................7-6 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/89 Kansas State ............................14-12 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/89 Kansas State ..............................3-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/6/89 Kansas State..............................13-8................................Manhattan, Kan.5/6/89 Kansas State ..............................9-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/4/90 Nebraska....................................7-5 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/4/90 Kansas State ..............................7-6 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/5/90 Kansas State ..............................9-8 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/5/90 Nebraska....................................4-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/16/90 Nebraska....................................7-5........................Oklahoma City, Okla.+4/26/91 Nebraska ..................................18-7................................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/91 Kansas State ..............................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/91 Kansas State ............................13-12 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.4/28/91 Nebraska..................................16-12 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/92 Nebraska ................................5-4 (10) ..................................Lincoln, Neb.4/25/92 Kansas State ............................11-10 ....................................Lincoln, Neb.4/26/92 Nebraska ..................................12-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/26/92 Kansas State..............................10-0 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/28/92 Kansas State ..............................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/9/93 Kansas State ............................14-10 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/93 Kansas State ............................19-10 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/93 Kansas State ..............................6-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/13/93 Nebraska ..................................13-9 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/14/93 Nebraska....................................6-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/13/94 Nebraska ..................................14-4................................Manhattan, Kan.4/13/94 Nebraska ..................................15-1................................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/94 Nebraska....................................4-2 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/16/94 Nebraska....................................7-6 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/17/94 Nebraska..................................23-14 ....................................Lincoln, Neb.3/24/95 Nebraska ..................................16-9................................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/95 Nebraska..................................16-11 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/95 Kansas State ..........................8-7 (10) ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/9/96 Nebraska....................................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/96 Nebraska ..................................13-6................................Manhattan, Kan.

4/12/96 Kansas State..............................19-6 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/13/96 Nebraska ..................................14-4 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.3/11/97 Kansas State..............................19-9................................Manhattan, Kan.3/11/97 Kansas State..............................11-3................................Manhattan, Kan.4/4/97 Nebraska....................................8-7 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/5/97 Kansas State..............................18-7 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/5/97 Nebraska ..................................12-5 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/4/98 Kansas State ..............................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/4/98 Nebraska ................................4-3 (10) ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/5/98 Kansas State..............................11-9................................Manhattan, Kan.5/14/99 Nebraska....................................5-4 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/15/99 Nebraska ..................................12-4 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/16/99 Nebraska..................................21-16 ....................................Lincoln, Neb.3/10/2000 Kansas State ..............................4-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/11/2000 Nebraska ..................................16-0................................Manhattan, Kan.3/12/2000 Nebraska ..................................12-4................................Manhattan, Kan.3/9/2001 Nebraska....................................9-6 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.3/29/2002 Kansas State ..............................9-8 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/30/2002 Nebraska ..................................22-6................................Manhattan, Kan.3/31/2002 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/25/2002 Nebraska....................................8-7 ..............................Arlington, Texas%3/21/2003 Nebraska ..................................12-3 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.3/22/2003 Nebraska ..................................10-4 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.3/23/2003 Nebraska ..................................11-9 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/2/2004 Nebraska....................................8-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/3/2004 Nebraska....................................4-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/4/2004 Nebraska....................................9-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/20/2005 Nebraska....................................5-4 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/21/2005 Nebraska ..................................10-6 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.5/22/2005 Nebraska....................................3-1 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.3/31/2006 Kansas State..............................11-5................................Manhattan, Kan.4/1/2006 Nebraska....................................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/2/2006 Nebraska ..................................12-2................................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/2007 Nebraska....................................4-3 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/28/2007 Nebraska....................................6-3 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/29/2007 Kansas State ..........................8-2 (10) ..................................Lincoln, Neb.5/24/2007 Kansas State ..............................5-1 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.%3/14/2008 Nebraska....................................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/15/2008 Nebraska ..................................11-4................................Manhattan, Kan.3/16/2008 Nebraska ................................5-3 (10) ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/23/2008 Nebraska....................................5-2 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.%4/3/2009 Kansas State..............................15-1 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/3/2009 Kansas State ..............................9-3 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/4/2009 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ......................................Lincoln, Neb.4/9/2010 Nebraska....................................5-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/2010 Kansas State..............................13-5................................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/2010 Kansas State ..............................8-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.

+Big Eight Tournament, %Big 12 Championship

Total Runs Scored: Nebraska 1836, Kansas State 1437KSU at home: 66-74 KSU on the road: 37-83KSU at neutral: 1-4 In Big 12 play: 15-27Longest KSU win streak: 8 (1936-40)Longest KSU losing streak: 19 (4/9/82-4/16/86)Last KSU win: 4/11/10 (8-3 in Manhattan) Last KSU loss: 4/9/10 (5-3 in Manhattan)Last KSU shutout win: 4/26/92 (10-0 in Lincoln)Last KSU shutout loss: 4/3/04 (4-0 in Manhattan)Highest Scoring Game: 37 (twice)Largest Margin of Victory: 17 (20-3, 1935 in Lincoln)Largest Margin of Defeat: 17 (19-2, 4/30/52 in Lincoln; 21-4, 4/11/70 in Lincoln)

OKLAHOMAOKLAHOMA LEADS 181-67-1SERIES HISTORY1913 Kansas State ..............................1-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1920 Kansas State ..............................7-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.1920 Kansas State ..............................6-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1920 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1921 Kansas State ..............................2-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.1922 Oklahoma..................................15-7................................Manhattan, Kan.1922 Kansas State ..............................9-7 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1922 Oklahoma ..................................8-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1923 Oklahoma ..................................3-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.1923 Oklahoma ..................................8-3 ....................................Norman, Okla.1923 Kansas State ..............................4-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1924 Oklahoma ..................................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1924 Oklahoma..................................10-1................................Manhattan, Kan.1924 Kansas State ..............................2-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1924 Kansas State ..............................1-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1925 Oklahoma ..................................5-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.1925 Kansas State ..............................3-0 ....................................Norman, Okla.1925 Oklahoma ..................................1-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1925 Oklahoma ..................................5-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1926 Kansas State ..............................6-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1926 Kansas State ..............................3-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1927 Oklahoma ..................................7-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1927 Oklahoma ..................................6-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1928 Kansas State..............................11-9 ..................................Norman, Okla.1928 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ....................................Norman, Okla.1929 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1929 Oklahoma ..................................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1930 Tied ............................................6-6 ....................................Norman, Okla.1930 Oklahoma ..................................4-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1929 Kansas State ..............................9-7 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1929 Oklahoma ..................................9-7 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1931 Oklahoma ..................................4-3 ....................................Norman, Okla.1931 Oklahoma..................................11-0 ..................................Norman, Okla.1932 Kansas State ..............................5-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1933 Oklahoma ..................................7-6 ....................................Norman, Okla.1933 Kansas State ..............................7-6 ....................................Norman, Okla.1934 Oklahoma ..................................4-3 ....................................Norman, Okla.1934 Oklahoma ..................................3-2 ....................................Norman, Okla.1934 Oklahoma ..................................2-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.1935 Oklahoma ..................................9-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1936 Oklahoma..................................11-5 ..................................Norman, Okla.1936 Oklahoma..................................10-2 ..................................Norman, Okla.1938 Oklahoma ..................................2-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.1938 Oklahoma ..................................9-8 ....................................Norman, Okla.

Matt Giller teamed with Kent Urban to hit a pair ofgrand slams in one game against Nebraska last season.

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1939 Kansas State ..............................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1939 Oklahoma ..................................6-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1940 Kansas State..............................14-2 ..................................Norman, Okla.1940 Oklahoma ..................................3-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.1941 Oklahoma..................................11-2................................Manhattan, Kan.1941 Oklahoma ..................................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1942 Oklahoma ..................................8-6 ....................................Norman, Okla.1942 Oklahoma..................................11-4 ..................................Norman, Okla.1946 Oklahoma..................................10-2................................Manhattan, Kan.1946 Oklahoma ..................................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1947 Kansas State..............................20-6 ..................................Norman, Okla.1948 Kansas State ..............................5-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1948 Oklahoma ..................................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1949 Oklahoma ..................................8-5 ....................................Norman, Okla.1949 Oklahoma ..................................5-4 ....................................Norman, Okla.1950 Kansas State ..............................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1950 Oklahoma ..................................7-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/13/51 Oklahoma..................................11-2 ..................................Norman, Okla.4/14/51 Oklahoma ..................................9-5 ....................................Norman, Okla.5/5/52 Oklahoma ................................18-12 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.1952 Oklahoma ................................24-12 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.5/10/54 Oklahoma ..................................6-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/11/54 Oklahoma..................................11-4................................Manhattan, Kan.4/30/56 Kansas State ..............................4-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/57 Oklahoma..................................15-2 ..................................Norman, Okla.4/27/57 Oklahoma ..................................9-0 ....................................Norman, Okla.5/9/58 Oklahoma..................................12-4................................Manhattan, Kan.5/10/58 Oklahoma ..................................8-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/10/58 Oklahoma ..................................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/13/60 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ....................................Norman, Okla.5/13/60 Oklahoma..................................16-7 ..................................Norman, Okla.5/14/60 Oklahoma ..................................6-5 ....................................Norman, Okla.5/5/61 Oklahoma ..................................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/61 Oklahoma ..................................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/6/61 Kansas State ..............................1-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/6/62 Oklahoma ..................................1-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/6/62 Oklahoma ..................................4-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/7/62 Oklahoma ..................................8-6 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1963 Oklahoma ..............................6-2 (11) ................................Norman, Okla.1963 Oklahoma ..................................3-2 ....................................Norman, Okla.1963 Oklahoma ..................................5-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.1964 Kansas State ..........................1-0 (15) ............................Manhattan, Kan.1964 Oklahoma ..................................2-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1964 Oklahoma ..............................5-4 (15) ............................Manhattan, Kan.1965 Kansas State ..............................5-2 ....................................Norman, Okla.1965 Kansas State ..............................1-0 ....................................Norman, Okla.1965 Oklahoma ..................................8-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/8/66 Kansas State ..............................5-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/8/66 Oklahoma ..................................6-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/9/66 Oklahoma ..................................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/12/67 Oklahoma ..................................2-0 ....................................Norman, Okla.5/12/67 Oklahoma ..................................4-3 ....................................Norman, Okla.5/13/67 Kansas State ..............................7-3 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/12/68 Oklahoma ..................................8-6 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/12/68 Kansas State..............................14-7................................Manhattan, Kan.4/13/68 Kansas State ..............................6-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/69 Oklahoma ..................................8-4 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/18/69 Oklahoma ..................................8-4 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/19/69 Kansas State..............................11-3 ..................................Norman, Okla.5/8/70 Kansas State..............................10-8................................Manhattan, Kan.5/8/70 Kansas State ..............................7-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/9/70 Oklahoma ..................................4-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/71 Oklahoma ..................................1-0 ................................Riverside, Calif.$4/23/71 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/23/71 Oklahoma ..................................5-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/24/71 Kansas State ..............................4-0 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/7/72 Oklahoma ..................................6-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/7/72 Oklahoma ..................................6-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/8/72 Oklahoma..................................12-6................................Manhattan, Kan.4/6/73 Oklahoma ..................................7-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/6/73 Oklahoma ..................................5-4 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/7/73 Oklahoma ..................................2-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.5/3/74 Kansas State ..............................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/3/74 Oklahoma ..................................3-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/4/74 Oklahoma ..................................7-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/76 Oklahoma..................................13-1 ..................................Norman, Okla.4/27/76 Oklahoma ..................................6-5........................Oklahoma City, Okla.^4/29/77 Oklahoma ..................................5-4 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/29/77 Oklahoma ..................................4-2 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/30/77 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/30/77 Oklahoma ..................................9-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/28/78 Oklahoma ..................................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/28/78 Oklahoma..................................11-1................................Manhattan, Kan.4/29/78 Oklahoma ..................................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/29/78 Kansas State ..............................6-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/20/79 Oklahoma ..................................6-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/20/79 Oklahoma ..................................4-3 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/21/79 Oklahoma..................................15-1 ..................................Norman, Okla.4/21/79 Oklahoma ..................................7-0 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/18/80 Oklahoma..................................10-4................................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/80 Kansas State ..............................3-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/80 Oklahoma..................................10-4................................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/80 Oklahoma..................................12-2................................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/81 Oklahoma..................................17-3 ..................................Norman, Okla. 4/10/81 Oklahoma..................................14-3 ..................................Norman, Okla. 4/11/81 Oklahoma..................................15-0 ..................................Norman, Okla. 4/11/81 Kansas State ..............................5-4 ....................................Norman, Okla. 4/24/82 Oklahoma ................................21-11 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/82 Oklahoma ..................................7-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/82 Oklahoma ..................................9-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/82 Oklahoma ..................................5-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/83 Oklahoma ..................................6-5 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/16/83 Oklahoma ..................................4-0 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/17/83 Oklahoma ..................................8-5 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/17/83 Oklahoma ..................................4-3 ....................................Norman, Okla.5/11/83 Oklahoma ..................................6-2........................Oklahoma City, Okla.+4/15/84 Oklahoma ..................................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/84 Oklahoma..................................15-3................................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/84 Oklahoma..................................12-2................................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/ 84 Oklahoma ..................................1-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/14/85 Oklahoma ..................................6-4..............................Endinburg, Texas%

4/13/85 Oklahoma..................................10-0 ..................................Norman, Okla.4/13/85 Oklahoma ..................................2-0 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/14/85 Oklahoma ..................................9-8 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/14/85 Oklahoma..................................12-5 ..................................Norman, Okla.4/11/86 Oklahoma ..................................7-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/12/86 Oklahoma ..................................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/12/86 Oklahoma..................................10-2................................Manhattan, Kan.4/13/86 Oklahoma ................................27-22 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.3/27/87 Oklahoma..................................16-6................................Manhattan, Kan.4/4/87 Oklahoma..................................13-6 ..................................Norman, Okla.4/4/87 Oklahoma ..................................7-3 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/5/87 Oklahoma..................................11-0 ..................................Norman, Okla.4/5/87 Oklahoma ..................................8-7 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/8/88 Oklahoma..................................11-9................................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/88 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/88 Oklahoma ..................................9-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/88 Oklahoma..................................12-6................................Manhattan, Kan.3/31/89 Oklahoma ..................................9-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/1/89 Kansas State..............................12-1 ..................................Norman, Okla.4/1/89 Oklahoma ..................................6-3 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/2/89 Oklahoma..................................12-3 ..................................Norman, Okla.3/30/90 Kansas State ............................15-13 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.3/31/90 Kansas State ..............................4-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/31/90 Kansas State..............................10-6................................Manhattan, Kan.4/1/90 Kansas State ..........................2-1 (10) ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/29/91 Oklahoma ..................................8-2 ....................................Norman, Okla.3/30/91 Kansas State ..............................7-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.3/30/91 Oklahoma ..............................8-7 (10) ................................Norman, Okla.3/31/91 Oklahoma ..................................5-3 ....................................Norman, Okla.3/27/92 Oklahoma ..................................5-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/28/92 Oklahoma..................................11-2................................Manhattan, Kan.3/28/92 Oklahoma ..................................7-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/30/92 Kansas State ..............................7-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/14/93 Kansas State ............................14-11 ..................................Norman, Okla.5/15/93 Oklahoma..................................17-3 ..................................Norman, Okla.5/16/93 Oklahoma ..................................9-8 ....................................Norman, Okla.5/21/93 Oklahoma..................................11-7 ........................Oklahoma City, Okla.3/29/94 Oklahoma ..................................6-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.3/30/94 Oklahoma ..................................6-0 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/22/94 Oklahoma ..................................7-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/23/94 Kansas State ............................16-14 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/94 Oklahoma..................................21-7................................Manhattan, Kan.4/4/95 Kansas State ..............................7-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/5/95 Kansas State..............................14-9................................Manhattan, Kan.4/7/95 Oklahoma ..................................6-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/8/95 Oklahoma..................................10-7 ..................................Norman, Okla.4/9/95 Oklahoma ..................................7-3 ....................................Norman, Okla.3/26/96 Oklahoma ................................13-12 ..................................Norman, Okla.4/19/96 Oklahoma ................................12-10 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.4/20/96 Kansas State ..............................8-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/21/96 Kansas State ..............................7-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/12/97 Oklahoma..................................10-7......................................Tulsa, Okla.^4/13/97 Oklahoma ..................................5-3........................Oklahoma City, Okla.+4/13/97 Oklahoma..................................10-1 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.+4/10/98 Oklahoma ..................................9-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/11/98 Oklahoma..................................24-9 ..................................Norman, Okla.4/12/98 Oklahoma..................................10-0 ..................................Norman, Okla.3/19/99 Kansas State ..............................7-2 ................................St. Joseph, Mo.^3/20/99 Oklahoma..................................14-1 ................................St. Joseph, Mo.^3/21/99 Oklahoma..................................11-4 ................................St. Joseph, Mo.^3/3/2000 Oklahoma ..................................6-4 ....................................Norman, Okla.3/4/2000 Oklahoma ..................................4-1 ....................................Norman, Okla.3/5/2000 Oklahoma..................................11-7 ..................................Norman, Okla.4/13/2001 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/2001 Kansas State ..............................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/2001 Oklahoma ..................................6-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/3/2002 Oklahoma ................................15-10 ..................................Norman, Okla.5/4/2002 Oklahoma ..................................6-4 ....................................Norman, Okla.5/5/2002 Oklahoma..................................11-0 ..................................Norman, Okla.5/9/2003 Kansas State ..............................8-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/10/2003 Oklahoma..................................10-8................................Manhattan, Kan.5/11/2003 Oklahoma..................................22-6................................Manhattan, Kan.5/7/2004 Oklahoma..................................21-6 ..................................Norman, Okla.5/8/2004 Oklahoma..................................11-3 ..................................Norman, Okla.5/9/2004 Oklahoma..................................12-3 ..................................Norman, Okla.5/6/2005 Kansas State ..............................8-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/7/2005 Oklahoma..............................10-8 (11) ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/8/2005 Oklahoma ..............................6-5 (10) ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/6/2006 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ....................................Norman, Okla.5/6/2006 Oklahoma..................................16-6 ..................................Norman, Okla.5/7/2006 Oklahoma ..................................7-6 ....................................Norman, Okla.4/20/2007 Kansas State..............................10-6................................Manhattan, Kan.4/21/2007 Oklahoma..................................20-9................................Manhattan, Kan.4/22/2007 Oklahoma..................................12-4................................Manhattan, Kan.5/9/2008 Kansas State ..............................6-4 ....................................Norman, Okla.5/10/2008 Oklahoma..................................10-5 ..................................Norman, Okla.5/11/2008 Oklahoma..................................10-2 ..................................Norman, Okla.3/20/2009 Kansas State ..............................9-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/21/2009 Oklahoma ................................12-11 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.3/22/2009 Oklahoma..................................29-4................................Manhattan, Kan.4/30/2010 Oklahoma..................................14-3 ..................................Norman, Okla.5/1/2010 Kansas State..............................14-9 ..................................Norman, Okla.5/2/2010 Oklahoma ................................15-11 ..................................Norman, Okla.5/29/2010 Oklahoma..................................13-2......................Oklahoma City, Okla.%

$UC Riverside National Tournament, %UT-Pan American Tournament, +Big Eight Tourna-ment, %Big 12 Championship, ^Neutral Sites Total Runs Scored: Oklahoma 1798, Kansas State 1095KSU at home: 43-79 KSU on the road: 23-91-1KSU at neutral: 1-11 In Big 12 play: 10-32Longest KSU win streak: 5 (1913-21)Longest KSU losing streak: 28 (4/24/82-4/8/88)Last KSU win: 5/10/10 (14-9 in Norman) Last KSU loss: 5/29/10 (13-2 in Oklahoma city)Last KSU shutout win: 3/31/90 (4-0 in Manhattan)Last KSU shutout loss: 5/5/02 (11-0 in Norman)Highest Scoring Game: 49 (Oklahoma, 27-22, 4/13/86 in Manhattan)Largest Margin of Victory: 14 (20-6, 1947 in Norman)Largest Margin of Defeat: 25 (29-4, 2009 in Manhattan)

OKLAHOMA STATEOKLAHOMA STATE LEADS 148-56SERIES HISTORY1911 Kansas State..............................13-5................................Manhattan, Kan.1920 Kansas State ..............................9-0 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.1926 Oklahoma State ........................11-5................................Manhattan, Kan.1926 Kansas State ..............................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1927 Kansas State ..............................4-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1927 Kansas State ..............................5-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1934 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1934 Oklahoma State ........................4-2 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.1936 Oklahoma State ........................5-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1936 Kansas State..............................15-3..................................Stillwater, Okla.1936 Oklahoma State ........................14-6................................Manhattan, Kan.1936 Kansas State ..............................9-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1937 Oklahoma State ........................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1937 Kansas State ............................12-11 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.1940 Oklahoma State ........................1-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1940 Oklahoma State ........................6-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1941 Oklahoma State ........................8-7 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.1942 Oklahoma State......................4-3 (11) ..............................Stillwater, Okla.1942 Oklahoma State ........................9-6 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.1946 Oklahoma State ........................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1947 Oklahoma State ......................18-10 ................................Stillwater, Okla.1947 Kansas State ..............................6-5 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.1948 Oklahoma State ........................9-4 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.1948 Oklahoma State ........................6-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1948 Kansas State ..............................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1949 Oklahoma State ........................10-1..................................Stillwater, Okla.1949 Oklahoma State ........................9-2 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.1950 Oklahoma State ........................3-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.1950 Oklahoma State ........................21-2................................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/58 Oklahoma State ........................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/12/58 Oklahoma State ........................3-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/12/58 Oklahoma State ........................5-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/59 Oklahoma State ........................19-0..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/25/59 Oklahoma State ........................15-0..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/25/59 Oklahoma State ........................8-3 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/15/60 Oklahoma State ........................8-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/60 Oklahoma State ........................9-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/60 Oklahoma State ........................11-2................................Manhattan, Kan.4/14/61 Oklahoma State ........................8-2 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/14/61 Oklahoma State ........................5-1 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/15/61 Oklahoma State ........................10-0..................................Stillwater, Okla.1963 Oklahoma State ........................4-3 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.1963 Oklahoma State ........................5-4 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.1963 Oklahoma State ........................6-5 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/16/65 Oklahoma State ........................7-6 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/16/65 Oklahoma State ........................4-2 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/17/65 Oklahoma State ........................8-2 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/13/66 Oklahoma State ........................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/13/66 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/14/66 Oklahoma State ........................9-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/26/68 Kansas State ..............................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/26/68 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/68 Oklahoma State ........................10-2................................Manhattan, Kan.5/16/69 Oklahoma State ........................4-2 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/16/69 Oklahoma State ........................3-2 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/24/70 Kansas State ..............................8-7 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/70 Oklahoma State ........................7-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/70 Kansas State ..............................3-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/29/71 Kansas State ........................15-14 (12) ............................Stillwater, Okla.3/29/71 Kansas State..............................11-7..................................Stillwater, Okla.3/30/71 Oklahoma State ........................20-2..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/14/72 Kansas State ..............................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/14/72 Oklahoma State ........................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/72 Kansas State ..............................8-6 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/15/73 Oklahoma State ........................7-5 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/16/73 Kansas State ..............................4-1 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/16/73 Oklahoma State ........................6-1 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/19/74 Kansas State..............................11-4................................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/74 Kansas State ..............................8-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/20/74 Kansas State..............................12-0................................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/75 Oklahoma State ........................3-2 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/11/75 Oklahoma State ........................4-3 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/12/75 Oklahoma State ........................7-5 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/2/76 Oklahoma State ........................9-6 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/2/76 Kansas State ..............................9-6 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/3/76 Kansas State ..............................4-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/3/76 Kansas State ..............................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/9/77 Kansas State..............................11-8..................................Stillwater, Okla.3/9/77 Oklahoma State ........................9-8 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.3/10/77 Oklahoma State ........................25-5..................................Stillwater, Okla.3/10/77 Oklahoma State ........................7-6 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/23/77 Kansas State ..............................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/23/77 Kansas State ..............................4-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/77 Kansas State ..............................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/77 Oklahoma State ........................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/21/78 Oklahoma State ........................11-5..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/21/78 Oklahoma State ........................9-3 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/22/78 Oklahoma State ......................13-12 ................................Stillwater, Okla.4/22/78 Oklahoma State ........................7-5 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/4/79 Kansas State ..............................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/4/79 Oklahoma State ........................4-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/79 Oklahoma State ........................9-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/79 Oklahoma State ........................10-2................................Manhattan, Kan.5/2/80 Oklahoma State ........................2-1 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/2/80 Oklahoma State ........................12-0..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/3/80 Oklahoma State ........................8-1 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/3/80 Oklahoma State ........................15-1..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/17/82 Oklahoma State ........................12-3..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/17/82 Oklahoma State ........................10-1..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/18/82 Oklahoma State ........................15-2..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/18/82 Oklahoma State ........................10-8..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/9/83 Oklahoma State ........................13-0................................Manhattan, Kan.4/9/83 Oklahoma State ........................9-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/8/84 Oklahoma State ........................15-7..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/8/84 Oklahoma State ........................11-3..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/9/84 Oklahoma State ........................7-0 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/9/84 Oklahoma State ........................10-1..................................Stillwater, Okla.

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4/6/85 Kansas State ..............................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/6/85 Oklahoma State ........................6-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/7/85 Oklahoma State ........................18-2................................Manhattan, Kan.4/7/85 Oklahoma State ........................6-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/30/85 Oklahoma State ........................12-1..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/10/85 Oklahoma State ........................10-4 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.+4/4/86 Oklahoma State ........................4-2 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/5/86 Oklahoma State ........................12-3..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/5/86 Oklahoma State ........................19-6..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/6/86 Oklahoma State ........................17-0..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/2/88 Oklahoma State ........................11-7..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/3/88 Oklahoma State ........................15-9..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/3/88 Oklahoma State ........................13-3..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/4/88 Oklahoma State ......................18-12 ................................Stillwater, Okla.5/12/89 Oklahoma State ........................11-3................................Manhattan, Kan.5/13/89 Oklahoma State ........................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/13/89 Oklahoma State ........................17-0................................Manhattan, Kan.5/14/89 Kansas State ..............................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/12/90 Oklahoma State ........................5-3 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/12/90 Oklahoma State ........................13-3..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/13/90 Kansas State ..............................9-3 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/13/90 Oklahoma State ........................14-2..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/3/91 Oklahoma State ........................5-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/4/91 Oklahoma State ........................3-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/4/91 Oklahoma State ........................13-4................................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/91 Oklahoma State ........................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/1/92 Oklahoma State ........................9-4 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/2/92 Oklahoma State ........................4-1 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/2/92 Oklahoma State ......................16-12 ................................Stillwater, Okla.5/3/92 Oklahoma State ........................4-1 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/6/93 Oklahoma State ........................5-3 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/7/93 Oklahoma State ......................14-13 ................................Stillwater, Okla.4/23/93 Oklahoma State ........................24-4................................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/93 Oklahoma State ........................17-8................................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/93 Oklahoma State ........................5-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/20/93 Oklahoma State ........................8-2........................Oklahoma City, Okla.+3/17/94 Oklahoma State ........................12-7................................Manhattan, Kan.3/17/94 Oklahoma State ........................12-4................................Manhattan, Kan.5/12/94 Oklahoma State ........................6-4 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/13/94 Oklahoma State ........................18-2..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/14/94 Oklahoma State ........................9-4 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.3/10/95 Oklahoma State......................8-7 (10) ..............................Stillwater, Okla.3/11/95 Oklahoma State ......................22-10 ................................Stillwater, Okla.5/11/95 Kansas State ..............................8-7 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/12/95 Oklahoma State ........................14-8................................Manhattan, Kan.5/13/95 Oklahoma State ........................12-4................................Manhattan, Kan.5/18/95 Kansas State ..............................8-1........................Oklahoma City, Okla.+3/20/96 Kansas State ..............................8-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/20/96 Oklahoma State ........................7-6 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/10/96 Oklahoma State ........................10-6..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/11/96 Oklahoma State ........................15-6..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/11/96 Oklahoma State ........................26-5..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/16/96 Oklahoma State ........................10-4 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.+3/7/97 Oklahoma State ......................23-12 ................................Stillwater, Okla.3/8/97 Oklahoma State ........................10-8..................................Stillwater, Okla.3/9/97 Kansas State ..............................7-5 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.3/6/98 Kansas State ..............................8-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/2/99 Oklahoma State ........................13-4..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/3/99 Oklahoma State ........................13-2..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/4/99 Oklahoma State ........................15-1..................................Stillwater, Okla.2/18/2000 Oklahoma State ........................15-4 ..............................San Diego, Calif.!4/7/2000 Oklahoma State ........................8-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/8/2000 Kansas State..............................15-9................................Manhattan, Kan.4/9/2000 Kansas State..............................14-7................................Manhattan, Kan.4/6/2001 Oklahoma State ........................11-5..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/7/2001 Kansas State..............................13-8..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/8/2001 Oklahoma State......................4-3 (10) ..............................Stillwater, Okla.3/22/2002 Oklahoma State ........................16-6................................Manhattan, Kan.3/23/2002 Oklahoma State ........................10-9................................Manhattan, Kan.3/23/2002 Kansas State..............................10-5................................Manhattan, Kan.4/4/2003 Oklahoma State ........................10-1..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/5/2003 Oklahoma State ........................11-1..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/6/2003 Oklahoma State ........................11-9..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/23/2004 Oklahoma State ........................12-4................................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/2004 Oklahoma State ........................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/2004 Oklahoma State ........................16-2................................Manhattan, Kan.3/19/2005 Oklahoma State ........................3-2 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.3/20/2005 Oklahoma State ........................8-5 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.3/21/2005 Kansas State ..............................9-5 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/29/2006 Oklahoma State ........................3-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/29/2006 Oklahoma State ........................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/30/2006 Oklahoma State......................9-4 (10) ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/2007 Oklahoma State ........................5-3 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/16/2007 Kansas State ..............................7-1 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.4/17/2007 Oklahoma State ........................9-6 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.3/28/2008 Kansas State ..............................4-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/29/2008 Oklahoma State ........................9-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/30/2008 Kansas State ..............................4-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/21/2008 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.%5/1/2009 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.5/1/2009 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ..................................Stillwater, Okla.3/26/2010 Kansas State ............................14-11 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.3/28/2010 Kansas State ..............................9-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/28/2010 Kansas State..............................13-3................................Manhattan, Kan.

+Big Eight Tournament, !San Diego Baseball Showcase, %Big 12 Championship

Total Runs Scored: Oklahoma State 1696, Kansas State 973KSU at home: 38-56 KSU on the road: 14-87KSU at neutral: 2-4 In Big 12 play: 15-24Longest KSU win streak: 7 (3/30/08 to 5/28/10)Longest KSU losing streak: 23 (1949-5/13/66)Last KSU win: 3/28/10 (13-3 in Manhattan)Last KSU loss: 3/29/08 (9-4 in Manhattan)Last KSU shutout win: 3/30/08 (4-0 in Manhattan)Last KSU shutout loss: 5/13/89 (17-0 in Manhattan)Highest Scoring Game: 35 (OSU, 23-12, 3/7/97 in Stillwater)Largest Margin of Victory: 12 (12-0, 4/20/74 in Manhattan)Largest Margin of Defeat: 21 (26-5, 5/11/96 in Stillwater)

TEXASTEXAS LEADS 39-11-1SERIES HISTORY3/8/85 Texas ..........................................4-1 ......................................Austin, Texas3/8/85 Texas ........................................14-5 ......................................Austin, Texas3/9/85 Texas ..........................................9-1 ......................................Austin, Texas3/9/85 Texas ........................................11-0 ......................................Austin, Texas3/14/87 Texas ........................................14-3 ......................................Austin, Texas3/15/87 Texas ........................................11-1 ......................................Austin, Texas3/15/87 Texas ........................................11-8 ......................................Austin, Texas3/21/97 Texas ........................................11-6 ......................................Austin, Texas3/22/97 Kansas State ..............................5-4 ......................................Austin, Texas3/23/97 Kansas State ............................14-11 ....................................Austin, Texas3/20/98 Kansas State ............................11-10 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.3/21/98 Texas ........................................10-6................................Manhattan, Kan.3/22/98 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/13/99 Texas ..........................................8-1 ......................................Austin, Texas3/13/99 Kansas State ..............................8-4 ......................................Austin, Texas3/14/99 Texas ........................................12-2 ......................................Austin, Texas3/17/2000 Texas ........................................14-2................................Manhattan, Kan.3/19/2000 Texas ........................................15-3................................Manhattan, Kan.2/23/2001 Texas ..........................................6-1 ......................................Austin, Texas2/24/2001 Texas ..........................................3-0 ......................................Austin, Texas2/25/2001 Texas ........................................13-3 ......................................Austin, Texas4/19/2002 Texas ..........................................6-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/21/2002 Texas ..........................................8-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/21/2002 Texas ..........................................8-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/2003 Texas ........................................12-1 ......................................Austin, Texas4/26/2003 Texas ..........................................3-1 ......................................Austin, Texas4/27/2003 Texas ........................................12-1 ......................................Austin, Texas4/9/2004 Texas ....................................10-6 (20) ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/2004 Texas ..........................................5-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/2004 Texas ..........................................4-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/1/2005 Texas ..........................................8-0 ......................................Austin, Texas4/2/2005 Texas ......................................5-4 (10) ..................................Austin, Texas4/3/2005 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ......................................Austin, Texas4/8/2006 Texas ..........................................7-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/8/2006 Texas ........................................10-2................................Manhattan, Kan.4/9/2006 Texas ....................................10-9 (10) ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/23/2007 Texas ........................................10-3 ......................................Austin, Texas3/24/2007 Texas ........................................14-3 ......................................Austin, Texas3/25/2007 Kansas State..............................11-9 ......................................Austin, Texas5/23/2007 Texas ........................................19-10 ....................Oklahoma City, Okla.%4/25/2008 Texas ..........................................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/26/2008 Kansas State ..............................4-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/2008 Texas ..........................................7-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/25/2008 Texas ........................................15-7........................Oklahoma City, Okla.!4/24/2009 Kansas State ..............................4-2 ......................................Austin, Texas4/25/2009 Kansas State ..........................5-4 (12) ..................................Austin, Texas4/26/2009 Tie ..........................................6-6 (11) ..................................Austin, Texas5/23/2009 Texas ..........................................4-2 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.%5/7/2010 Kansas State ..............................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/8/2010 Texas ........................................17-2................................Manhattan, Kan.5/9/2010 Texas ..........................................6-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.

%Big 12 Championship, !Big 12 Championship Title Game

Total Runs Scored: Texas 430, Kansas State 223KSU at home: 4-16 KSU on the road: 7-20-1KSU at neutral: 0-3 In Big 12 play: 10-28-1Longest KSU win streak: 3 (3/22/97-3/20/98)Longest KSU losing streak: 15 (3/14/99-current)Last KSU win: 5/7/10 (2-1 in Manhattan) Last KSU loss: 5/9/10 (6-5 in Manhattan)Last KSU shutout win: NoneLast KSU shutout loss: 4/1/05 (8-0 in Austin)Highest Scoring Game: 29 (Texas, 19-10, 5/23/07 in Oklahoma City)Largest Margin of Victory: 4 (8-4, 3/13/99 in Austin)Largest Margin of Defeat: 15 (17-2, 5/8/10 in Manhattan)

TEXAS A&MTEXAS A&M LEADS 36-11-1SERIES HISTORY3/12/85 Texas A&M ................................10-8 ............................Endinburg, Texas^3/9/91 Texas A&M ................................7-3 ........................College Station, Texas3/12/91 Kansas State ..............................6-0 ........................College Station, Texas3/12/94 Texas A&M ................................8-0 ........................College Station, Texas3/14/94 Texas A&M ................................1-0 ........................College Station, Texas3/28/97 Kansas State ..............................7-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/29/97 Texas A&M ................................9-8 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/29/97 Texas A&M ................................9-7 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/27/98 Texas A&M ................................10-2 ........................College Station, Texas3/28/98 Texas A&M ................................10-4 ........................College Station, Texas3/29/98 Texas A&M ................................9-5 ........................College Station, Texas4/9/99 Texas A&M ................................3-0 ................................St. Joseph, Mo.+4/10/99 Texas A&M ................................15-3 ................................St. Joseph, Mo.+4/11/99 Texas A&M ................................7-2 ................................St. Joseph, Mo.+2/25/2000 Texas A&M ................................19-5 ........................College Station, Texas2/26/2000 Texas A&M ................................9-4 ........................College Station, Texas2/27/2000 Texas A&M ................................9-4 ........................College Station, Texas3/23/2001 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/24/2001 Texas A&M ................................1-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/25/2001 Texas A&M ................................10-1................................Manhattan, Kan.4/12/2002 Texas A&M ................................7-3 ........................College Station, Texas4/13/2002 Kansas State ..............................7-6 ........................College Station, Texas4/14/2002 Texas A&M ................................6-5 ........................College Station, Texas4/11/2003 Texas A&M ................................6-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/12/2003 Texas A&M ................................12-7................................Manhattan, Kan.4/13/2003 Texas A&M ................................16-3................................Manhattan, Kan.5/14/2004 Kansas State ..............................3-2 ........................College Station, Texas5/15/2004 Texas A&M ................................8-0 ........................College Station, Texas5/16/2004 Texas A&M ................................11-4 ........................College Station, Texas4/22/2005 Kansas State ..............................5-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/23/2005 Kansas State ..............................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/2005 Texas A&M ............................6-5 (10) ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/12/2006 Texas A&M ................................8-3 ........................College Station, Texas5/13/2006 Texas A&M ................................6-3 ........................College Station, Texas5/14/2006 Tie ..............................................1-1 ........................College Station, Texas5/11/2007 Texas A&M ................................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.

5/12/2007 Texas A&M ................................2-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/13/2007 Kansas State..............................11-6................................Manhattan, Kan.5/26/2007 Texas A&M ................................7-2 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.%4/4/2008 Texas A&M ................................7-2 ........................College Station, Texas4/5/2008 Texas A&M ................................13-8 ........................College Station, Texas4/6/2008 Texas A&M ................................14-4 ........................College Station, Texas4/10/2009 Texas A&M ................................4-2 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/2009 Kansas State ..............................6-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/2009 Kansas State ..............................4-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/21/2010 Kansas State ..........................8-7 (10) ....................College Station, Texas5/22/2010 Texas A&M ................................10-2 ........................College Station, Texas5/23/2010 Texas A&M ................................3-2 ........................College Station, Texas

^Texas-Pan American Tournament, +Neutral Site, % Big 12 Championship

Total Runs Scored: Texas A&M 338, Kansas State 185KSU at home: 7-11 KSU on the road: 4-20-1KSU at neutral: 0-5 In Big 12 play: 8-31-1Longest KSU win streak: 3 (4/10/09 to 5/21/10)Longest KSU losing streak: 11 (3/29/97-2/27/00)Last KSU win: 5/21/10 (8-7 [10] in College Station)Last KSU loss: 5/23/10 (3-2 in College Station)Last KSU shutout win: 3/12/91 (6-0 in College Station)Last KSU shutout loss: 5/15/04 (8-0 in College Station)Highest Scoring Game: 24 (A&M, 19-5, 2/25/00 in College Station)Largest Margin of Victory: 6 (6-0, 3/12/91 in College Station)Largest Margin of Defeat: 14 (19-5, 2/25/00 in College Station)

TEXAS TECHTEXAS TECH LEADS 27-16-1SERIES HISTORY3/15/93 Texas Tech ..................................3-2 ....................................Fresno, Calif.&4/18/97 Texas Tech ................................11-6................................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/97 Texas Tech ..................................6-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/20/97 Texas Tech ................................12-7................................Manhattan, Kan.5/8/98 Texas Tech ................................13-6 ..................................Lubbock, Texas5/9/98 Texas Tech ..................................6-5....................................Lubbock, Texas5/10/98 Texas Tech ................................18-10..................................Lubbock, Texas4/24/99 Kansas State ..............................9-7....................................Wichita, Kan.+4/24/99 Texas Tech ..................................9-8....................................Wichita, Kan.+4/1/2000 Texas Tech ................................19-7 ..................................Lubbock, Texas4/2/2000 Texas Tech ..................................9-2....................................Lubbock, Texas4/2/2000 Texas Tech ..................................9-2....................................Lubbock, Texas3/16/2001 Texas Tech ..................................7-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/17/2001 Texas Tech ................................16-2................................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/2001 Kansas State ..............................8-4 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/5/2002 Kansas State ..........................7-5 (15) ................................Lubbock, Texas4/6/2002 Texas Tech ................................15-0 ..................................Lubbock, Texas4/7/2002 Kansas State ..............................5-1 ..................................Lubbock, Texas5/22/2002 Texas Tech ..............................5-4 (12) ..........................Arlington, Texas%5/24/2002 Kansas State ..............................7-6 ..............................Arlington, Texas%4/18/2003 Kansas State..............................10-8................................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/2003 Kansas State ..............................5-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/20/2003 Texas Tech ..................................8-1 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/2004 Texas Tech ..................................8-3....................................Lubbock, Texas4/17/2004 Texas Tech ..................................3-0....................................Lubbock, Texas4/18/2004 Texas Tech ..................................8-2....................................Lubbock, Texas4/15/2005 Texas Tech ................................11-7................................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/2005 Kansas State ..............................7-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/17/2005 Kansas State ............................13-12 ..............................Manhattan, Kan.4/13/2006 Texas Tech ..................................4-2....................................Lubbock, Texas4/14/2006 Kansas State..............................16-5 ..................................Lubbock, Texas4/15/2006 Tie ........................................11-11 (10) ..............................Lubbock, Texas3/30/2007 Kansas State ..............................4-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.3/31/2007 Texas Tech ................................16-5................................Manhattan, Kan.4/1/2007 Kansas State ..............................7-3 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/2008 Kansas State..............................12-4 ..................................Lubbock, Texas4/19/2008 Kansas State ..........................7-4 (10) ................................Lubbock, Texas4/20/2008 Texas Tech ................................19-4 ..................................Lubbock, Texas5/8/2009 Texas Tech ..................................6-0 ................................Manhattan, Kan.5/9/2009 Texas Tech ................................12-6................................Manhattan, Kan.5/10/2009 Kansas State ..............................9-5 ................................Manhattan, Kan.4/1/2010 Texas Tech ..................................8-5....................................Lubbock, Texas4/2/2010 Texas Tech ................................13-4 ..................................Lubbock, Texas4/3/2010 Kansas State..............................10-6 ..................................Lubbock, Texas

&Pepsi/Johnny Quik Classic, %Big 12 Championship, +Neutral Site

Total Runs Scored: Texas Tech 661, Kansas State 244KSU at home: 8-10 KSU on the road: 6-14-1KSU at neutral: 2-3 In Big 12 play: 16-26-1Longest KSU win streak: 3, twiceLongest KSU losing streak: 7 (3/15/93-5/10/98)Last KSU win: 4/3/10 (10-6 in Lubbock) Last KSU loss: 4/2/10 (13-4 in Lubbock)Last KSU shutout win: NoneLast KSU shutout loss: 5/8/09 (6-0 in Manhattan)Highest Scoring Game: 28 (Tech, 18-10, 5/10/98 in Lubbock)Largest Margin of Victory: 8 (12-4, 4/18/08 in Lubbock)Largest Margin of Defeat: 15, twice

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Abilene Christian (Texas) Series tied 1-14/1/66 ....................W 12-5 ................................Abilene, Texas4/1/66 ....................L 0-7 ................................Abilene, Texas

Air Force KSU leads 11-33/25/71 ..................W 10-5 ..............................Riverside, Calif.2/17/96 ..................W 15-7..................................USAFA, Colo.2/18/96 ..................W 16-14 ................................USAFA, Colo.2/19/96 ..................W 17-8..................................USAFA, Colo.2/22/97 ..................W 11-8............................Manhattan, Kan.2/22/97 ..................W 6-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/14/98 ..................W 11-5..................................USAFA, Colo.2/14/98 ..................L 5-15..................................USAFA, Colo.2/15/98 ..................L 4-5 ..................................USAFA, Colo.3/13/98 ..................W 14-6 ..............................El Dorado, Kan.3/13/98 ..................W 5-4 ..............................El Dorado, Kan.3/14/98 ..................L 8-9 ..............................El Dorado, Kan.2/20/99 ..................W 11-2............................Manhattan, Kan.2/21/99 ..................W 9-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Alabama UA leads 2-13/23/99 ..................L 5-27 ............................Tuscaloosa, Ala.3/24/99 ..................L 8-9 ..............................Tuscaloosa, Ala.3/7/2004 ................W 2-1................................Shreveport, La.

Arizona UA leads 1-03/16/93 ..................L 1-6 ..................................Fresno, Calif.

Arizona State ASU leads 4-23/24/71 ..................L 0-7 ..............................Riverside, Calif.3/13/2007 ..............L 6-9 ....................................Tempe, Ariz.3/14/2007 ..............L 2-6 ....................................Tempe, Ariz.5/6/2008 ................W 7-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/10/2009 ..............W 6-2 ..................................Surprise, Ariz.3/11/2009 ..............L 1-12 ................................Surprise, Ariz.

Arkansas UA leads 29-181910 ......................L 3-4..............................Fayetteville, Ark.4/4/66 ....................W 12-3 ............................Fayetteville, Ark.4/4/66 ....................W 6-2..............................Fayetteville, Ark.5/8/67 ....................W 13-2 ............................Fayetteville, Ark.5/8/67 ....................W 3-2..............................Fayetteville, Ark.3/14/73 ..................L 7-9..............................Fayetteville, Ark.3/14/73 ..................L 2-9..............................Fayetteville, Ark.3/12/74 ..................W 2-1..............................Fayetteville, Ark.3/12/74 ..................W 2-1..............................Fayetteville, Ark.3/1/75 ....................W 3-0..............................Fayetteville, Ark.3/1/75 ....................L 1-6..............................Fayetteville, Ark.3/2/75 ....................L 1-11 ............................Fayetteville, Ark.3/2/75 ....................W 5-4..............................Fayetteville, Ark.3/14/80 ..................L 4-8..............................Fayetteville, Ark.3/14/80 ..................L 3-8..............................Fayetteville, Ark.3/13/83 ..................L 1-12 ............................Fayetteville, Ark.2/22/85 ..................L 1-5..............................Fayetteville, Ark.2/20/86 ..................W 8-7..............................Fayetteville, Ark.3/6/87 ....................W 3-4..............................Fayetteville, Ark.3/7/87 ....................L 7-12 ............................Fayetteville, Ark.3/5/88 ....................L 7-8..............................Fayetteville, Ark.3/5/88 ....................L 5-9..............................Fayetteville, Ark.4/30/89 ..................L 4-9..............................Fayetteville, Ark.5/1/89 ....................W 7-2..............................Fayetteville, Ark.2/17/90 ..................L 1-2..............................Fayetteville, Ark.2/17/90 ..................L 1-5..............................Fayetteville, Ark.2/18/90 ..................W 5-4..............................Fayetteville, Ark.2/16/91 ..................W 6-0..............................Fayetteville, Ark.2/16/91 ..................L 2-3..............................Fayetteville, Ark.2/17/91 ..................L 2-3 (10)..........................Fayetteville, Ark.2/15/92 ..................W 18-13............................Fayetteville, Ark.2/15/92 ..................L 0-13 ............................Fayetteville, Ark.2/16/92 ..................L 9-19 ............................Fayetteville, Ark.3/16/92 ..................W 11-7 ............................Fayetteville, Ark.2/21/93 ..................L 1-10 ............................Fayetteville, Ark.2/25/94 ..................L 4-22 ............................Fayetteville, Ark.2/26/94 ..................W 11-10............................Fayetteville, Ark.2/27/94 ..................L 1-4..............................Fayetteville, Ark.2/23/96 ..................L 6-7 (10)..........................Fayetteville, Ark.2/24/96 ..................L 5-9..............................Fayetteville, Ark.2/25/96 ..................L 3-11 ............................Fayetteville, Ark.2/15/97 ..................W 7-6 ..............................Arlington, Texas3/20/2001 ..............L 0-2................................Shreveport, La.3/7/2003 ................W 9-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/9/2003 ................L 4-12 ............................Fayetteville, Ark.3/10/2003 ..............L 3-4 (10)..........................Fayetteville, Ark.3/10/2003 ..............L 5-18 ............................Fayetteville, Ark.

Arkansas State ASU leads 10-74/7/53 ....................L 0-12............................Manhattan, Kan.4/6/54 ....................W 22-3 ..............................Jonesboro, Ark.4/7/54 ....................W 11-2 ..............................Jonesboro, Ark.3/30/60 ..................W 7-4 ..............................Jonesboro, Ark.3/31/60 ..................L 11-19 ............................Jonesboro, Ark.3/27/61 ..................L 1-8 ..............................Jonesboro, Ark.3/28/61 ..................L 2-3 ..............................Jonesboro, Ark.1963 ......................W 12-3......................State University, Ark.1963 ......................L 5-6 ......................State University, Ark.1964 ......................W 3-1 ......................State University, Ark.1964 ......................L 5-7 ......................State University, Ark.1965 ......................L 5-6 ......................State University, Ark.3/23/67 ..................L 2-3 ......................State University, Ark.3/11/85 ..................W 2-1 ......................State University, Ark.3/11/85 ..................W 2-1 ............................Endinburg, Texas2/18/2005 ..............L 6-5 ................................Arlington, Tex.2/28/2008 ..............L 1-2 ............................Beaumont, Texas

**Army (Hawaii) Series tied 1-11970 ......................L 4-5 ............................Honolulu, Hawaii1970 ......................W 16-8 ..........................Honolulu, Hawaii

Augustana (Ill.) KSU leads 4-03/26/87 ..................W 18-0............................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/87 ..................W 18-8............................Manhattan, Kan.

3/16/91 ..................W 10-0............................Manhattan, Kan.3/16/91 ..................W 7-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Austin Peay APU leads 1-03/7/99 ....................L 8-9 (14)..........................Jacksonville, Fla.

Baker (Kan.) KSU leads 31-61891 ......................W 16-3............................Manhattan, Kan.1903 ......................W 14-10 ........................Baldwin City, Kan.1903 ......................W 8-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1904 ......................W 16-1............................Manhattan, Kan.1904 ......................L 4-7 ..........................Baldwin City, Kan.1905 ......................L 4-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1905 ......................L 5-8 ..........................Baldwin City, Kan.1906 ......................W 2-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1906 ......................W 14-1............................Manhattan, Kan.1907 ......................L 12-14 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.1912 ......................W 7-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1916 ......................L 3-15............................Manhattan, Kan.1923 ......................W 8-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1930 ......................W 9-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1938 ......................W 26-7............................Manhattan, Kan.1938 ......................W 14-1............................Manhattan, Kan.1940 ......................W 8-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/24/75 ..................W 7-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/24/75 ..................W 14-3............................Manhattan, Kan.3/15/77 ..................W 7-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/15/77 ..................W 7-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/29/78 ..................W 5-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/29/78 ..................W 9-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/12/79 ..................W 8-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/12/79 ..................W 6-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/8/80 ....................W 10-9............................Manhattan, Kan.3/8/80 ....................L 1-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/9/81 ....................W 8-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/9/81 ....................W 7-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/15/81 ..................W 8-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/28/82 ..................W 7-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/4/83 ....................W 9-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/4/83 ....................W 2-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/2/84 ....................W 7-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/2/84 ....................W 6-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/3/84 ....................W 4-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/3/84 ....................W 16-1............................Manhattan, Kan.

Bellevue (Kan.) KSU leads 6-03/11/79 ..................W 1-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/11/79 ..................W 15-2............................Manhattan, Kan.3/9/80 ....................W 19-1............................Manhattan, Kan.3/9/80 ....................W 3-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/4/82 ....................W 11-3............................Manhattan, Kan.4/4/82 ....................W 12-2............................Manhattan, Kan.

Benedictine (Kan.) KSU leads 11-33/28/79 ..................W 5-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/28/79 ..................W 12-0............................Manhattan, Kan.4/4/80 ....................W 8-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/14/81 ..................W 9-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/14/81 ..................L 7-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/10/82 ..................W 17-6............................Manhattan, Kan.3/10/82 ..................W 10-5............................Manhattan, Kan.4/12/84 ..................W 17-7............................Manhattan, Kan.4/12/84 ..................W 7-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/21/85 ..................L 3-12............................Manhattan, Kan.3/21/85 ..................L 3-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/92 ..................W 14-2............................Manhattan, Kan.

Bethany (Kan.) KSU leads 37-41901 ......................L 0-9 ..............................Lindsborg, Kan.1903 ......................W 14-7............................Manhattan, Kan.1903 ......................W 19-8............................Manhattan, Kan.1904 ......................W 9-6 ..............................Lindsborg, Kan.1904 ......................L 0-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1907 ......................W 6-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1909 ......................W 8-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1911 ......................W 6-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1911 ......................W 5-3 ..............................Lindsborg, Kan.1912 ......................W 8-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1914 ......................W 2-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1915 ......................W 5-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1917 ......................W 29-8............................Manhattan, Kan.1938 ......................W 12-2............................Manhattan, Kan.1938 ......................W 10-2............................Manhattan, Kan.5/7/74 ....................W 3-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/7/74 ....................W 2-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/28/75 ..................L 6-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/28/75 ..................W 5-14............................Manhattan, Kan.4/8/76 ....................W 11-1............................Manhattan, Kan.4/3/78 ....................W 7-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/3/78 ....................L 2-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/13/79 ..................W 5-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/13/79 ..................W 17-2............................Manhattan, Kan.3/10/80 ..................W 7-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/10/80 ..................W 10-0............................Manhattan, Kan.3/16/81 ..................W 7-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/16/81 ..................W 9-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/21/82 ..................W 14-4............................Manhattan, Kan.4/2/82 ....................W 5-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/8/83 ....................W 16-3............................Manhattan, Kan.3/6/84 ....................W 11-0............................Manhattan, Kan.3/7/84 ....................W 10-0............................Manhattan, Kan.4/30/97 ..................W 11-1............................Manhattan, Kan.4/30/97 ..................W 22-1............................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/98 ..................W 3-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/99 ..................W 14-4............................Manhattan, Kan.5/7/99 ....................W 22-3............................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/2000 ..............W 16-0............................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/2001 ..............W 18-1............................Manhattan, Kan.4/17/2002 ..............W 14-6............................Manhattan, Kan.

Binghamton KSU leads 3-03/21/2008 ..............W 10-4............................Manhattan, Kan.3/22/2008 ..............W 5-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/23/2008 ..............W 5-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Bradley KSU leads 1-03/25/88 ..................W 11-9................................Springfield, Ill.

Brigham Young KSU leads 5-43/25/71 ..................W 7-1 ..............................Riverside, Calif.3/5/2007 ................W 5-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/6/2007 ................W 6-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/2008 ..............L 1-7 ....................................Provo, Utah3/19/2008 ..............L 5-6 (10) ................................Provo, Utah5/4/2009 ................W 9-8 (10) ........................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/2009 ................W 11-3............................Manhattan, Kan.4/13/2010 ..............L 9-15....................................Provo, Utah4/15/2010 ..............L 10-13 ..................................Provo, Utah

Buffalo KSU leads 3-03/12/2004 ..............W 11-8............................Manhattan, Kan.3/12/2004 ..............W 10-6............................Manhattan, Kan.3/13/2004 ..............W 7-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Butler KSU leads 4-03/13/2009 ..............W 8-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/14/2009 ..............W 14-2............................Manhattan, Kan.3/14/2009 ..............W 15-3............................Manhattan, Kan.3/15/2009 ..............W 13-2............................Manhattan, Kan.

California Cal leads 3-05/12/2001 ..............L 4-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/13/2001 ..............L 10-16 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.2/22/2008 ..............L 1-5 ................................Berkeley, Calif.

UC Irvine Series tied 1-14/22/2008 ..............L 3-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/23/2008 ..............W 9-7 (11) ........................Manhattan, Kan.

UCLA KSU leads 3-04/20/2001 ..............W 8-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/22/2001 ..............W 13-12 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.4/22/2001 ..............W 11-7............................Manhattan, Kan.

UC Riverside UCR leads 1-03/27/71 ..................L 3-4 ..............................Riverside, Calif.

UC Santa Barbara UCSB leads 1-03/4/2007 ................L 6-8 (11) ........................Beaumont, Texas

Cal State Northridge Series tied 2-24/17/98 ..................W 14-13 (14) ......................Manhattan, Kan.4/17/98 ..................L 7-10............................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/98 ..................L 5-11............................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/98 ..................W 15-14 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.

Centenary KSU leads 3-13/20/2001 ..............W 6-2................................Shreveport, La.3/5/2004 ................W 11-9 ..............................Shreveport, La.2/17/2007 ..............W 6-5................................Shreveport, La.2/17/2007 ..............L 1-4................................Shreveport, La.

Central Arkansas KSU leads 2-04/1/2008 ................W 6-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/2/2008 ................W 13-6............................Manhattan, Kan.

Central Christian (Kan.) KSU leads 2-03/8/2000 ................W 16-4............................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/2007 ..............W 13-7............................Manhattan, Kan.

Central Connecticut State KSU leads 1-03/23/2000 ..............W 17-7 ............................Homestead, Fla.

Central Michigan KSU leads 4-13/3/96 ....................W 7-5 ............................Jacksonville, Fla.3/8/96 ....................L 3-10 ............................Jacksonville, Fla.3/16/2007 ..............W 4-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/17/2007 ..............W 6-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/2007 ..............W 5-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Central Missouri KSU leads 4-11911 ......................W 5-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1913 ......................W 9-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/22/76 ..................L 1-2 ..........................Warrensburg, Mo.3/22/76 ..................W 7-4 ..........................Warrensburg, Mo.4/30/81 ..................W 5-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.(formerly Warrensburg Normal and Central Missouri State)

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Central Oklahoma State KSU leads 1-05/1/91 ....................W 7-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Chicago Cubs CUBS lead 1-01905 ......................L 0-13............................Manhattan, Kan.

Chicago State KSU leads 9-03/15/92 ..................W 17-4..............................Gainesville, Fla.3/19/97 ..................W 26-2............................Manhattan, Kan.3/20/97 ..................W 12-7............................Manhattan, Kan.3/28/2006 ..............W 4-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/29/2006 ..............W 8-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/1/2007 ................W 20-4............................Manhattan, Kan.5/2/2007 ................W 10-0............................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/2010 ..............W 12-4............................Manhattan, Kan.4/28/2010 ..............W 20-2............................Manhattan, Kan.

**Chillaco KSU leads 1-01912 ......................W 4-3 ..............................Gainesville, Fla.

**Chinese Univ. (Hawaii) CU leads 2-01914 ......................L 1-7 ..............................Gainesville, Fla.1915 ......................L 0-18..............................Gainesville, Fla.

The Citadel KSU leads 1-02/21/2010 ..............W 2-1 ..............................Charleston, S.C.

Clemson CU leads 3-13/19/92 ..................W 3-0 ..................................Fresno, Calif.2/12/99 ..................L 7-10 ................................Clemson, S.C.2/13/99 ..................L 4-19 ................................Clemson, S.C.2/14/99 ..................L 3-11 ................................Clemson, S.C.

Cleveland State KSU leads 2-03/25/97 ..................W 13-7............................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/97 ..................W 15-3............................Manhattan, Kan.

**Colorado CU leads 58-33 1905 ......................W 4-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1947 ......................W 14-3............................Manhattan, Kan.1947 ......................W 11-9............................Manhattan, Kan.1948 ......................L 3-4..................................Boulder, Colo.1948 ......................W 6-4..................................Boulder, Colo.1949 ......................W 3-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1949 ......................W 14-3............................Manhattan, Kan.1950 ......................L 1-4..................................Boulder, Colo.1950 ......................L 6-10 ................................Boulder, Colo.5/10/52 ..................L 6-12 ................................Boulder, Colo.5/10/52 ..................L 4-7..................................Boulder, Colo.1953 ......................L 8-10............................Manhattan, Kan.1953 ......................L 6-18............................Manhattan, Kan.5/14/54 ..................L 4-18 ................................Boulder, Colo.5/15/54 ..................W 14-10................................Boulder, Colo.4/22/55 ..................L 5-18............................Manhattan, Kan.4/23/55 ..................W 3-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/4/56 ....................L 7-9..................................Boulder, Colo.5/5/56 ....................L 13-14................................Boulder, Colo.5/17/57 ..................W 4-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/18/57 ..................W 3-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/18/57 ..................W 10-5............................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/58 ..................L 11-12................................Boulder, Colo.4/19/58 ..................L 2-9..................................Boulder, Colo.4/19/58 ..................W 7-5..................................Boulder, Colo.4/22/60 ..................L 7-8..................................Boulder, Colo.4/23/60 ..................L 7-11 ................................Boulder, Colo.4/23/60 ..................L 11-12................................Boulder, Colo.4/21/61 ..................W 10-8 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.4/21/61 ..................L 0-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/22/61 ..................L 8-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/20/62 ..................L 0-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/20/62 ..................L 7-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/21/62 ..................L 4-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1963 ......................L 3-6..................................Boulder, Colo.1963 ......................L 4-5..................................Boulder, Colo.1963 ......................L 3-7..................................Boulder, Colo.1964 ......................L 3-9..................................Boulder, Colo.1964 ......................L 7-14 ................................Boulder, Colo.1964 ......................L 6-24 ................................Boulder, Colo.1965 ......................L 4-6..................................Boulder, Colo.1965 ......................L 5-7..................................Boulder, Colo.4/22/66 ..................W 1-0..................................Boulder, Colo.4/22/66 ..................W 11-1 ................................Boulder, Colo.4/23/66 ..................W 3-0..................................Boulder, Colo.4/21/67 ..................L 2-7..................................Boulder, Colo.4/21/67 ..................W 13-1 ................................Boulder, Colo.4/22/67 ..................L 6-8..................................Boulder, Colo.5/10/68 ..................W 4-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/10/68 ..................L 1-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/11/68 ..................L 3-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/2/69 ....................W 11-8 ................................Boulder, Colo.5/2/69 ....................W 8-5..................................Boulder, Colo.5/3/69 ....................L 3-5..................................Boulder, Colo.4/3/70 ....................W 2-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/3/70 ....................L 0-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/4/70 ....................W 5-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/2/71 ....................L 1-3..................................Boulder, Colo.4/2/71 ....................L 2-3..................................Boulder, Colo.4/3/71 ....................L 1-2..................................Boulder, Colo.4/24/72 ..................W 5-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/72 ..................L 1-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/72 ..................L 6-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/30/73 ..................L 0-3..................................Boulder, Colo.3/30/73 ..................W 4-0..................................Boulder, Colo.3/31/73 ..................L 2-3..................................Boulder, Colo.4/12/74 ..................L 2-6..................................Boulder, Colo.4/12/74 ..................L 2-6..................................Boulder, Colo.4/13/74 ..................L 1-4..................................Boulder, Colo.4/25/75 ..................W 3-1..................................Boulder, Colo.4/25/75 ..................L 5-6..................................Boulder, Colo.4/26/75 ..................W 18-17................................Boulder, Colo.4/23/76 ..................W 4-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

4/24/76 ..................L 5-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/7/76 ....................L 0-2 ..............................Okla. City, Okla.4/15/77 ..................L 0-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/77 ..................W 8-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/77 ..................W 8-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/77 ..................W 4-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/14/78 ..................L 4-10 ................................Boulder, Colo.4/14/78 ..................L 3-5..................................Boulder, Colo.4/15/78 ..................L 5-10 ................................Boulder, Colo.4/15/78 ..................W 11-5 ................................Boulder, Colo.4/27/79 ..................L 3-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/79 ..................W 9-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/28/79 ..................L 9-11............................Manhattan, Kan.4/28/79 ..................L 8-10............................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/80 ..................L 4-21 ................................Boulder, Colo.4/25/80 ..................L 4-14 ................................Boulder, Colo.4/26/80 ..................L 5-15 ................................Boulder, Colo.4/26/80 ..................W 9-7..................................Boulder, Colo.

**Colorado State KSU leads 5-23/13/88 ..................W 11-3 ............................Las Cruces, N.M.3/14/88 ..................W 10-3 ............................Las Cruces, N.M.3/15/88 ..................W 7-6 ............................Las Cruces, N.M.3/3/90 ....................L 3-5 (10) ........................Manhattan, Kan.3/4/90 ....................W 2-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/3/91 ....................W 7-2............................Fort Collins, Colo.3/3/91 ....................L 9-19 ..........................Fort Collins, Colo.

Concordia (Minn.) KSU leads 2-03/26/82 ..................W 8-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/82 ..................W 11-5............................Manhattan, Kan.

**Cooper KSU leads 2-01911 ......................W 7-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1911 ......................W 8-0 ........................................Unknown

**Cotner KSU leads 3-01907 ......................W 2-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1910 ......................W 5-4 ........................................Unknown1910 ......................W 5-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Creighton KSU leads 46-36-11903 ......................W 10-8............................Manhattan, Kan.4/28/69 ..................W 12-1............................Manhattan, Kan.4/28/69 ..................W 7-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/25/72 ..................W 6-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/25/72 ..................W 3-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/23/73 ..................W 1-0 ..................................Omaha, Neb.3/23/73 ..................L 0-2 ..................................Omaha, Neb.3/24/73 ..................L 1-3 ..................................Omaha, Neb.4/17/73 ..................W 2-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/17/73 ..................L 4-10............................Manhattan, Kan.3/22/74 ..................W 9-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/22/74 ..................W 3-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/2/74 ....................L 3-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/2/74 ....................L 1-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/21/75 ..................W 4-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/21/75 ..................L 1-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/22/75 ..................L 5-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/23/75 ..................W 2-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/23/75 ..................L 5-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/75 ..................W 5-4 ..................................Omaha, Neb.4/15/75 ..................L 4-10..................................Omaha, Neb.3/24/76 ..................W 11-8 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/24/76 ..................L 3-8 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/26/76 ..................W 4-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/76 ..................W 7-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/76 ..................W 2-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/76 ..................W 10-0............................Manhattan, Kan.3/27/76 ..................W 8-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/27/76 ..................W 7-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/19/77 ..................L 7-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/3/77 ....................L 1-5 ..................................Omaha, Neb.4/3/77 ....................W 3-2 ..................................Omaha, Neb.3/17/79 ..................W 10-4............................Manhattan, Kan.3/17/79 ..................T 3-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/21/80 ..................W 8-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/22/80 ..................L 0-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/22/80 ..................L 12-14 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/81 ..................L 7-10..................................Omaha, Neb.3/18/81 ..................L 2-3 ..................................Omaha, Neb.3/19/81 ..................W 9-6 ..................................Omaha, Neb.3/19/81 ..................L 1-8 ..................................Omaha, Neb.3/20/81 ..................W 13-9............................Manhattan, Kan.3/20/81 ..................L 2-12............................Manhattan, Kan.3/21/81 ..................W 13-10 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.3/21/81 ..................L 3-10............................Manhattan, Kan.3/12/83 ..................L 2-3 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.4/9/85 ....................L 3-9 ..................................Omaha, Neb.3/23/86 ..................W 6-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/11/86 ..................W 7-5 ..................................Omaha, Neb.4/21/87 ..................W 8-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/29/88 ..................L 3-11..................................Omaha, Neb.4/18/88 ..................W 13-11 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.3/25/89 ..................W 10-4..................................Omaha, Neb.5/11/89 ..................L 7-16..................................Omaha, Neb.4/24/90 ..................W 18-14 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/91 ..................L 4-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/91 ..................W 6-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/8/92 ....................L 2-5 ..................................Omaha, Neb.3/24/93 ..................W 4-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/22/93 ..................L 3-6 ..................................Omaha, Neb.3/15/95 ..................W 13-5..................................Omaha, Neb.3/28/95 ..................W 5-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/10/96 ..................W 14-2............................Manhattan, Kan.4/1/97 ....................W 9-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/25/98 ..................W 9-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/23/2000 ..............L 1-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/26/2000 ..............L 3-12..................................Omaha, Neb.3/14/2001 ..............L 6-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/28/2001 ..............W 9-1 ..................................Omaha, Neb.

2/19/2002 ..............W 10-9............................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/2002 ..............W 24-9..................................Omaha, Neb.2/18/2003 ..............W 15-2............................Manhattan, Kan.3/25/2003 ..............L 6-11..................................Omaha, Neb.4/7/2004 ................W 7-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/2004 ..............L 1-4 ..................................Omaha, Neb.3/01/2005 ..............L 8-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/2006 ..............W 5-4 ..................................Omaha, Neb.4/11/2007 ..............L 1-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/2008 ..............W 11-1............................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/2008 ..............L 5-6 (11) ..............................Omaha, Neb.3/3/2009 ................W 12-1............................Manhattan, Kan.4/1/2009 ................L 1-5 ..................................Omaha, Neb.3/16/2010 ..............L 4-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

C.W. Post-Long Island KSU leads 2-03/26/2002 ..............W 11-4............................Manhattan, Kan.3/27/2002 ..............W 11-10 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.

Dallas Baptist DBU leads 1-03/7/85 ....................L 5-6 ..................................Dallas, Texas

Delaware KSU leads 1-02/19/2010 ..............W 11-5..............................Charleston, S.C.

Delta State (Miss.) DSU leads 2-13/25/64 ..................W 8-3..............................Cleveland, Miss.1965 ......................L 0-13 ............................Cleveland, Miss.1965 ......................L 1-2..............................Cleveland, Miss.

**Denver Series tied 1-14/23/76 ..................W 3-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/76 ..................L 0-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Doane (Neb.) KSU leads 5-04/6/95 ....................W 17-8............................Manhattan, Kan.4/6/95 ....................W 13-1............................Manhattan, Kan.2/18/98 ..................W 13-3............................Manhattan, Kan.2/4/2001 ................W 11-3............................Manhattan, Kan.2/12/2002 ..............W 21-8............................Manhattan, Kan.

**Drexel (Pa.) KSU leads 1-03/19/2002 ..............W 3-2 ..............................Homestead, Fla.

Drury (Ark.) KSU leads 2-01907 ......................W 5-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1910 ......................W 3-1 ..............................Springfield, Mo.

Duquesne KSU leads 1-02/27/2010 ..............W 10-3 ........................Winter Haven, Fla.

East Tennessee State ETSU leads 1-02/20/2010 ..............L 6-10..............................Charleston, S.C.

Eastern Illinois KSU leads 5-02/29/2004 ..............W 12-3....................................Monroe, La.3/3/2006 ................W 12-5............................Manhattan, Kan.3/4/2006 ................W 12-2............................Manhattan, Kan.3/5/2006 ................W 7-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/6/2006 ................W 12-1............................Manhattan, Kan.

Eastern Michigan KSU leads 4-02/26/2005 ..............W 15-4 ..........................Natchitoches, La.3/11/2005 ..............W 13-4............................Manhattan, Kan.3/12/2005 ..............W 5-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/13/2005 ..............W 11-3............................Manhattan, Kan.

**Emporia Normal (Kan.) KSU leads 8-5-11906 ......................W 1-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1906 ......................T 2-2 ................................Emporia, Kan.1907 ......................W 6-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1907 ......................W 4-1 ................................Emporia, Kan.1908 ......................W 10-4 ................................Emporia, Kan.1912 ......................W 4-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1913 ......................L 8-10............................Manhattan, Kan.1914 ......................L 3-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1916 ......................W 5-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1917 ......................W 8-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Emporia State (Kan.) KSU leads 26-71906 ......................W 13-0............................Manhattan, Kan.1907 ......................W 16-2............................Manhattan, Kan.1907 ......................W 8-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1907 ......................W 8-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1908 ......................W 2-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1910 ......................W 2-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1912 ......................W 6-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1913 ......................W 19-3............................Manhattan, Kan.1932 ......................W 7-1 ................................Emporia, Kan.1932 ......................W 12-1............................Manhattan, Kan.5/10/66 ..................W 5-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/10/66 ..................W 4-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/67 ..................L 1-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/26/67 ..................W 8-3 ................................Emporia, Kan.4/29/74 ..................W 2-0 ................................Emporia, Kan.4/29/74 ..................W 6-1 ................................Emporia, Kan.4/26/77 ..................L 0-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/26/77 ..................L 4-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/3/78 ....................W 10-6 ................................Emporia, Kan.5/3/78 ....................W 8-6 ................................Emporia, Kan.5/4/78 ....................L 2-8 ................................Emporia, Kan.5/4/78 ....................W 11-1 ................................Emporia, Kan.4/22/80 ..................L 1-15............................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/81 ....................W 2-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/81 ....................W 5-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/21/82 ..................L 4-12............................Manhattan, Kan.3/21/82 ..................W 9-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/31/88 ..................W 5-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/89 ..................W 7-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/3/90 ....................W 8-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/3/90 ....................W 10-9 (11) ........................Manhattan, Kan.

4/30/91 ..................L 8-13............................Manhattan, Kan.3/7/93 ....................W 21-6............................Manhattan, Kan.(formerly Kansas State Normal and College of Emporia)

**Epworth KSU leads 1-01908 ......................W 4-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Florida UF leads 2-03/11/92 ..................L 4-10..............................Gainesville, Fla.3/11/92 ..................L 4-6 ..............................Gainesville, Fla.

Florida Atlantic FAU leads 2-03/16/2002 ..............L 4-8..............................Boca Raton, Fla.3/18/2003 ..............L 2-6..............................Boca Raton, Fla.

Florida International FIU leads 2-12/24/2002 ..............L 3-9 ..............................Homestead, Fla.3/17/2002 ..............L 10-16....................................Miami, Fla.3/16/2003 ..............W 17-5 ....................................Miami, Fla.

**Forbes Air Base KSU leads 2-01952 ......................W 13-0............................Manhattan, Kan.1953 ......................W 12-7............................Manhattan, Kan.

Fort Hays State (Kan.) KSU leads 35-81910 ......................W 7-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/73 ..................W 4-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/73 ..................L 3-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/23/73 ..................L 0-11............................Manhattan, Kan.4/23/73 ..................W 10-3............................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/74 ..................W 10-4............................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/74 ..................W 6-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/75 ..................W 4-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/75 ..................L 4-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/75 ..................W 7-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/8/75 ....................W 4-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/8/75 ....................L 3-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/9/76 ....................W 14-4............................Manhattan, Kan.4/8/77 ....................W 9-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/8/77 ....................W 3-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/23/80 ..................W 12-2......................................Hays, Kan.3/23/81 ..................W 12-11 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.3/23/81 ..................W 9-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/24/81 ..................W 13-3............................Manhattan, Kan.3/24/81 ..................W 9-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/17/82 ..................W 10-4............................Manhattan, Kan.3/17/82 ..................W 9-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/82 ..................L 8-12............................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/82 ..................W 7-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/30/83 ..................W 11-1............................Manhattan, Kan.3/30/83 ..................L 2-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/20/85 ..................W 4-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/20/85 ..................W 3-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/21/86 ..................L 0-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/21/86 ..................W 7-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/7/87 ....................W 10-5............................Manhattan, Kan.4/7/87 ....................W 7-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/10/88 ..................W 15-8............................Manhattan, Kan.3/10/88 ..................W 16-2............................Manhattan, Kan.3/29/89 ..................W 19-8............................Manhattan, Kan.3/29/89 ..................W 9-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/90 ..................W 6-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/90 ..................W 7-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/23/91 ..................W 17-0............................Manhattan, Kan.2/23/91 ..................W 22-1............................Manhattan, Kan.2/23/92 ..................W 11-1............................Manhattan, Kan.2/23/92 ..................W 10-5............................Manhattan, Kan.4/14/98 ..................L 9-10............................Manhattan, Kan.(formerly Western/Hays Normal)

**Fort Riley KSU leads 16-41906 ......................W 6-1 ................................Fort Riley, Kan.1907 ......................W 5-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1907 ......................W 7-2 ................................Fort Riley, Kan.1919 ......................W 7-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1920 ......................W 8-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1920 ......................W 5-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1928 ......................W 5-2 ................................Fort Riley, Kan.1942 ......................L 3-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1946 ......................L 1-2 ................................Fort Riley, Kan.1946 ......................W 8-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1947 ......................W 21-1............................Manhattan, Kan.

Fresno State FSU leads 2-03/17/93 ..................L 6-16 ..................................Fresno, Calif.3/20/93 ..................L 1-10 ..................................Fresno, Calif.

Friends (Kan.) KSU leads 26-11905 ......................W 6-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1906 ......................W 8-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1912 ......................L 1-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1941 ......................W 9-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/20/73 ..................W 4-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/20/73 ..................W 5-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/1/73 ....................W 2-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/1/73 ....................W 2-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/17/74 ..................W 9-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/17/74 ..................W 5-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/28/78 ..................W 8-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/28/78 ..................W 8-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/2/84 ....................W 4-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/2/84 ....................W 9-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/1/86 ....................W 8-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/1/86 ....................W 28-3............................Manhattan, Kan.3/3/87 ....................W 14-4............................Manhattan, Kan.3/3/87 ....................W 15-5............................Manhattan, Kan.2/27/88 ..................W 22-2............................Manhattan, Kan.2/27/88 ..................W 7-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/24/90 ..................W 9-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/24/90 ..................W 8-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/24/91 ..................W 15-0............................Manhattan, Kan.

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2/24/91 ..................W 10-0............................Manhattan, Kan.2/29/92 ..................W 22-3............................Manhattan, Kan.2/29/92 ..................W 25-1............................Manhattan, Kan.3/2/2004 ................W 7-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Harvard KSU leads 2-13/25/2000 ..............W 3-2 (10) ..........................Homestead, Fla.3/26/2000 ..............L 1-4 ..............................Homestead, Fla.3/7/2010 ................W 6-1....................................DeLand, Fla.

**Haskell KSU leads 16-111906 ......................W 11-0 ..............................Lawrence, Kan.1906 ......................W 13-0............................Manhattan, Kan.1907 ......................L 2-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1907 ......................W 6-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1909 ......................W 5-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1909 ......................W 11-0............................Manhattan, Kan.1910 ......................W 15-0............................Manhattan, Kan.1913 ......................W 4-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1914 ......................W 12-3............................Manhattan, Kan.1915 ......................W 9-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1916 ......................L 1-6 ..............................Lawrence, Kan.1917 ......................W 6-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1919 ......................W 10-6............................Manhattan, Kan.1921 ......................L 5-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1924 ......................W 7-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1931 ......................L 5-17............................Manhattan, Kan.1932 ......................L 3-4 ..............................Lawrence, Kan.1932 ......................L 7-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1933 ......................W 8-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1933 ......................W 7-5 ..............................Lawrence, Kan.

Hastings (Neb.) KSU leads 1-03/12/95 ..................W 14-0............................Manhattan, Kan.

Hawaii KSU leads 2-11916 ......................L 1-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1970 ......................W 11-1 ..........................Honolulu, Hawaii1970 ......................W 5-2 ............................Honolulu, Hawaii

**Highland Park (Iowa) KSU leads 4-11908 ......................W 5-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1909 ......................L 2-4 ..........................Des Moines, Iowa1909 ......................W 10-5............................Manhattan, Kan.

Hillsdale (Mich) KSU leads 1-04/3/57 ....................W 19-3 ..............................Hillsdale, Mich.

Honolulu Univ. HON leads 1-01913 ......................L 3-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Houston Series tied 2-22/13/2004 ..............L 4-12 ..............................Houston, Texas2/20/2009 ..............W 16-2 ..............................Houston, Texas2/21/2009 ..............W 9-2................................Houston, Texas2/22/2009 ..............L 2-3 (10) ............................Houston, Texas

**Howard (D.C.) KSU leads 7-13/23/98 ..................L 9-11............................Manhattan, Kan.3/23/98 ..................W 15-3............................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/99 ..................W 14-5............................Manhattan, Kan.4/17/99 ..................W 12-0............................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/99 ..................W 9-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/14/2000 ..............W 17-3............................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/2000 ..............W 14-9............................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/2000 ..............W 24-4............................Manhattan, Kan.

**Hutchinson Naval Air KSU leads 1-04/21/55 ..................W 4-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Illinois UI leads 3-13/26/88 ..................L 7-8 ..............................Champaign, Ill.3/10/91 ..................W 9-5 ....................College Station, Texas3/11/91 ..................L 2-3 ....................College Station, Texas2/21/03 ..................L 7-10 ............................Millington, Tenn.

Illinois-Chicago KSU leads 2-13/23/96 ..................W 3-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/23/96 ..................W 8-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Illinois State KSU leads 4-23/3/90 ....................W 2-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/4/90 ....................W 10-7............................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/91 ..................L 4-6......................................Normal, Ill.4/20/91 ..................W 7-3......................................Normal, Ill.4/21/91 ..................L 3-5......................................Normal, Ill.5/15/2007 ..............W 10-3............................Manhattan, Kan.

Indiana Series tied 2-23/10/90 ..................L 8-9 ..............................Haines City, Fla.3/14/92 ..................L 1-4 ..............................Gainesville, Fla.3/14/92 ..................W 5-4 ..............................Gainesville, Fla.2/6/98 ....................W 8-0 ....................................Peoria, Ariz.

Indiana State KSU leads 1-03/12/83 ..................W 8-7 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.

Iowa KSU leads 7-63/30/79 ..................L 0-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/30/79 ..................L 0-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/31/79 ..................L 0-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/31/79 ..................L 4-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/13/82 ..................L 5-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/14/82 ..................W 8-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/14/82 ..................W 14-6............................Manhattan, Kan.3/17/95 ..................W 7-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/95 ..................L 2-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/19/95 ..................W 7-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/16/97 ..................W 9-6 ..............................Arlington, Texas2/19/99 ..................W 9-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/19/99 ..................W 5-4 (10) ........................Manhattan, Kan.

**Iowa State ISU leads 98-761909 ......................L 0-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1915 ......................W 8-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1915 ......................W 6-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1927 ......................W 5-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1927 ......................W 10-4............................Manhattan, Kan.1928 ......................W 26-6 ....................................Ames, Iowa1928 ......................W 8-0 ....................................Ames, Iowa1929 ......................W 7-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1930 ......................W 7-1 ....................................Ames, Iowa1930 ......................W 16-1 ....................................Ames, Iowa1932 ......................W 1-0 ....................................Ames, Iowa1932 ......................L 0-8 ....................................Ames, Iowa1936 ......................L 11-14 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.1936 ......................L 3-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1937 ......................W 2-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1937 ......................W 17-5............................Manhattan, Kan.1938 ......................W 7-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1938 ......................L 1-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1939 ......................L 4-8 ....................................Ames, Iowa1939 ......................L 11-12 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.1940 ......................W 9-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1940 ......................W 6-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1941 ......................W 8-6 ....................................Ames, Iowa1941 ......................L 1-11 ....................................Ames, Iowa1942 ......................L 3-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1946 ......................L 3-4 ....................................Ames, Iowa1946 ......................L 0-2 ....................................Ames, Iowa1947 ......................W 10-6............................Manhattan, Kan.1948 ......................W 13-0 ....................................Ames, Iowa1948 ......................W 8-5 ....................................Ames, Iowa1949 ......................L 1-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1950 ......................L 1-4 ....................................Ames, Iowa1950 ......................W 4-3 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/7/51 ....................L 2-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/8/51 ....................W 4-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1952 ......................W 8-6 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/2/53 ....................L 2-17............................Manhattan, Kan.5/1/54 ....................L 5-6 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/1/54 ....................L 0-8 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/2/55 ....................L 6-10............................Manhattan, Kan.5/3/55 ....................L 0-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/14/56 ..................L 2-12 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/15/56 ..................L 4-5 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/11/57 ..................L 2-13............................Manhattan, Kan.5/11/57 ..................L 6-12............................Manhattan, Kan.5/3/58 ....................L 1-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/3/58 ....................L 0-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/1/59 ....................L 10-19 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.5/2/59 ....................L 5-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/7/60 ....................L 0-3 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/7/60 ....................W 6-5 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/7/61 ....................W 11-0............................Manhattan, Kan.4/7/61 ....................W 7-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/4/62 ....................L 2-9 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/4/62 ....................L 1-12 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/5/62 ....................L 4-21 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/10/63 ..................W 6-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/10/63 ..................W 2-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/11/63 ..................W 11-2............................Manhattan, Kan.1964 ......................L 2-3 ....................................Ames, Iowa1964 ......................L 1-6 ....................................Ames, Iowa1964 ......................L 1-9 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/9/65 ....................L 0-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/9/65 ....................W 3-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/65 ..................W 10-7............................Manhattan, Kan.4/29/66 ..................L 3-5 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/29/66 ..................W 5-0 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/28/67 ..................W 10-4............................Manhattan, Kan.4/28/67 ..................L 4-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/29/67 ..................L 7-14............................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/68 ..................W 5-0 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/19/68 ..................W 8-4 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/25/69 ..................L 9-12............................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/69 ..................W 5-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/1/70 ....................L 3-6 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/2/70 ....................L 5-7 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/9/71 ....................L 2-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/9/71 ....................W 6-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/71 ..................W 7-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/22/72 ..................W 9-3 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/22/72 ..................L 3-5 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/20/73 ..................W 4-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/20/73 ..................W 3-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/21/73 ..................L 6-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/26/74 ..................L 0-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/26/74 ..................W 7-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/74 ..................W 4-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/75 ..................W 11-3............................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/75 ..................W 17-3............................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/75 ..................L 0-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/8/76 ....................L 8-11 ....................Oklahoma City, Okla.4/4/77 ....................W 4-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/7/77 ....................L 1-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/14/79 ..................L 1-10 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/14/79 ..................L 4-5 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/12/80 ..................L 3-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/12/80 ..................L 3-13............................Manhattan, Kan.5/9/81 ....................W 13-11 ..................................Ames, Iowa5/9/81 ....................W 3-2 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/10/81 ..................L 1-6 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/10/81 ..................L 6-12 ....................................Ames, Iowa3/27/82 ..................L 3-13............................Manhattan, Kan.3/27/82 ..................W 9-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/28/82 ..................W 17-9............................Manhattan, Kan.3/28/82 ..................L 11-17 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.5/7/83 ....................L 1-7 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/7/83 ....................W 3-2 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/8/83 ....................L 8-10 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/8/83 ....................L 0-1 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/5/84 ....................W 3-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

5/5/84 ....................L 6-15............................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/85 ....................W 9-3 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/5/85 ....................L 3-4 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/6/85 ....................L 0-8 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/6/85 ....................W 8-6 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/2/86 ....................W 4-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/3/86 ....................W 9-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/3/86 ....................W 5-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/4/86 ....................L 2-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/87 ..................W 5-0 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/25/87 ..................L 1-13 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/25/87 ..................L 2-4 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/26/87 ..................W 6-0 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/29/88 ..................L 2-13............................Manhattan, Kan.4/30/88 ..................W 9-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/30/88 ..................W 15-6............................Manhattan, Kan.5/1/88 ....................L 20-24 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.4/22/89 ..................L 1-2 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/22/89 ..................L 1-3 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/23/89 ..................L 1-4 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/23/89 ..................L 5-6 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/20/90 ..................W 9-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/21/90 ..................L 3-14............................Manhattan, Kan.4/21/90 ..................L 4-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/22/90 ..................L 9-16............................Manhattan, Kan.5/17/90 ..................L 3-18 ............................Okla. City, Okla.4/13/91 ..................L 2-3 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/13/91 ..................L 0-2 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/14/91 ..................W 3-1 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/14/91 ..................W 9-3 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/10/92 ..................W 6-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/92 ..................L 1-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/92 ..................L 2-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/12/92 ..................L 2-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/93 ....................L 10-11 (13) ..............................Ames, Iowa4/2/94 ....................L 4-8 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/2/94 ....................W 18-4 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/3/94 ....................L 7-11 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/4/94 ....................L 3-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/4/94 ....................L 3-17............................Manhattan, Kan.4/1/95 ....................L 5-6 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/1/95 ....................W 14-10 (11) ..............................Ames, Iowa4/2/95 ....................L 3-10 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/2/95 ....................W 13-3............................Manhattan, Kan.5/19/95 ..................L 2-11 ............................Okla. City, Okla.5/20/95 ..................L 6-7 ..............................Okla. City, Okla.3/31/96 ..................W 11-7............................Manhattan, Kan.3/31/96 ..................L 6-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/1/96 ....................L 8-16 ....................................Ames, Iowa5/1/96 ....................L 8-14 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/26/97 ..................W 7-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/26/97 ..................W 10-9............................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/97 ..................L 4-14............................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/98 ..................W 4-2 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/25/98 ..................L 5-6 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/26/98 ..................W 22-8 ....................................Ames, Iowa3/26/99 ..................W 12-4....................................Salina, Kan.3/27/99 ..................W 7-6 ....................................Salina, Kan.3/28/99 ..................W 3-1 ....................................Salina, Kan.4/22/2000 ..............L 0-3 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/22/2000 ..............L 3-4 ....................................Ames, Iowa4/23/2000 ..............L 2-6 ....................................Ames, Iowa3/5/2001 ................W 5-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/5/2001 ................L 0-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Ithaca Ithaca leads 1-03/14/90 ..................L 5-8 ..................................Orlando, Fla.

Jacksonville KSU leads 1-02/29/96 ..................W 11-8 ............................Jacksonville, Fla.

James Madison KSU leads 1-02/25/2007 ..............W 11-4 ....................................Tampa, Fla.

**John Brown Series tied 2-24/4/72 ....................W 8-6 ........................Siloam Springs, Ark.4/4/72 ....................W 11-1 ......................Siloam Springs, Ark.3/15/73 ..................L 5-6 ........................Siloam Springs, Ark.3/15/73 ..................L 2-3 ........................Siloam Springs, Ark.

Kansas Wesleyan KSU leads 17-21898 ......................W 11-5............................Manhattan, Kan.1898 ......................L 14-16 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.1901 ......................W 23-4............................Manhattan, Kan.1907 ......................W 3-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1908 ......................W 13-1............................Manhattan, Kan.1909 ......................W 6-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1910 ......................W 7-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1915 ......................L 1-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1916 ......................W 4-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1947 ......................W 1-0 ....................................Salina, Kan.1947 ......................W 6-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1948 ......................W 13-8............................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/75 ....................W 8-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/75 ....................W 12-2............................Manhattan, Kan.5/2/2006 ................W 14-1............................Manhattan, Kan.(formerly Salina Wesleyan)

Kent State KSU leads 5-03/1/2002 ................W 9-4....................................Dothan, Ala.3/12/2010 ..............W 11-8............................Manhattan, Kan.3/13/2010 ..............W 10-9 (10) ........................Manhattan, Kan.3/13/2010 ..............W 7-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/14/2010 ..............W 11-0............................Manhattan, Kan.

**Kirksville Tech (Mo.) KSU leads 1-01930 ......................W 6-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Lamar KSU leads 6-33/21/67 ..................L 3-4 ............................Beaumont, Texas3/21/67 ..................L 0-2 ............................Beaumont, Texas3/22/67 ..................W 3-2 ............................Beaumont, Texas

2/22/86 ..................L 5-8 ............................Beaumont, Texas2/22/86 ..................W 3-0 ............................Beaumont, Texas2/23/86 ..................W 3-2 ............................Beaumont, Texas2/23/86 ..................W 6-5 ............................Beaumont, Texas3/3/2007 ................W 8-7 (10) ........................Beaumont, Texas4/1/2008 ................W 4-1 ............................Beaumont, Texas(formerly Lamar Tech)

Le Moyne KSU leads 3-13/8/2008 ................L 3-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/8/2008 ................W 11-10 (11) ......................Manhattan, Kan.3/9/2008 ................W 4-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/9/2008 ................W 10-1............................Manhattan, Kan.

Leonardville H.S. (Kan.) KSU leads 1-01907 ......................W 3-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Liberty KSU leads 1-03/16/89 ..................W 6-4 ..................................Fresno, Calif.

Lipscomb LU leads 1-02/22/2002 ..............L 3-8 ..............................Homestead, Fla.

Long Island KSU leads 1-03/12/92 ..................W 15-5..............................Gainesville, Fla.

Louisiana UL leads 1-03/13/86 ..................L 2-3 ..................................Lafayette, La.(formerly Louisiana-Lafayette)

Louisiana-Monroe ULM leads 4-13/9/86 ....................L 2-14....................................Monroe, La.3/9/86 ....................L 3-4 ....................................Monroe, La.2/21/98 ..................L 3-4 ....................................Monroe, La.2/27/2004 ..............L 3-7 ....................................Monroe, La.2/24/2006 ..............W 10-5 ................................Lafayette, La.(formerly NE Louisiana)

LSU LSU leads 11-8-13/18/68 ..................W 1-0 ............................Baton Rouge, La.3/18/68 ..................W 2-0 ............................Baton Rouge, La.3/23/68 ..................L 0-1 ............................Baton Rouge, La.3/23/68 ..................W 3-1 ............................Baton Rouge, La.3/26/68 ..................T 2-2 ............................Baton Rouge, La.3/26/68 ..................L 1-6 ............................Baton Rouge, La.3/27/68 ..................W 6-1 ............................Baton Rouge, La.3/28/69 ..................W 9-2 ............................Baton Rouge, La.3/28/69 ..................W 3-1 ............................Baton Rouge, La.3/29/69 ..................L 2-4 ............................Baton Rouge, La.3/29/69 ..................L 2-3 ............................Baton Rouge, La.3/16/72 ..................L 1-2 ............................Baton Rouge, La.3/16/72 ..................L 2-7 ............................Baton Rouge, La.3/17/72 ..................W 4-3 ............................Baton Rouge, La.3/17/72 ..................L 4-5 ............................Baton Rouge, La.3/18/72 ..................L 3-5 ............................Baton Rouge, La.3/14/86 ..................L 4-8 ............................Baton Rouge, La.2/10/2001 ..............W 9-8 ............................Baton Rouge, La.2/10/2001 ..............L 0-4 ............................Baton Rouge, La.2/11/2001 ..............L 8-14............................Baton Rouge, La.

Louisiana Tech KSU leads 3-13/10/86 ..................L 7-8......................................Ruston, La.3/11/86 ..................W 6-4......................................Ruston, La.3/21/2001 ..............W 8-0................................Shreveport, La.3/6/2004 ................W 7-4................................Shreveport, La.

Manhattan (N.Y.) KSU leads 1-03/13/92 ..................W 9-1 ..............................Gainesville, Fla.

Manhattan H.S. KSU leads 7-21910 ......................W 7-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1910 ......................L 1-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

**Marines (Hawaii) KSU leads 4-01970 ......................W 7-5 ............................Honolulu, Hawaii1970 ......................W 3-0 ............................Honolulu, Hawaii1970 ......................W 16-0 ..........................Honolulu, Hawaii1970 ......................W 10-3 ..........................Honolulu, Hawaii

Maryland KSU leads 2-04/9/2001 ................W 11-8............................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/2001 ..............W 10-8............................Manhattan, Kan.

**Marymount (Va.) KSU leads 12-24/8/77 ....................L 4-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/78 ..................W 3-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/78 ..................W 3-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/19/80 ..................W 7-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/19/80 ..................W 11-0............................Manhattan, Kan.3/25/81 ..................W 7-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/25/81 ..................W 4-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/19/82 ..................L 6-11............................Manhattan, Kan.3/19/82 ..................W 10-0............................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/84 ..................W 5-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/28/85 ..................W 11-6............................Manhattan, Kan.2/28/85 ..................W 9-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/5/89 ....................W 11-4............................Manhattan, Kan.4/5/89 ....................W 5-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

McNeese State KSU leads 1-02/26/95 ..................W 12-10 ..........................Lake Charles, La.

McPherson (Kan.) KSU leads 1-01908 ......................W 13-1............................Manhattan, Kan.

**Memphis Naval Air KSU leads 5-11953 ......................W 20-14 ............................Memphis, Tenn.1953 ......................W 11-8..............................Memphis, Tenn.1953 ......................W 7-2 ..............................Memphis, Tenn.4/4/55 ....................L 3-9 ..............................Memphis, Tenn.4/4/56 ....................W 10-2..............................Memphis, Tenn.4/2/57 ....................W 6-1 ..............................Memphis, Tenn.

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Memphis UM leads 10-33/28/60 ..................W 8-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/29/60 ..................L 5-23............................Manhattan, Kan.3/28/62 ..................L 2-10..............................Memphis, Tenn.3/29/62 ..................L 1-17..............................Memphis, Tenn.1963 ......................L 5-8 ..............................Memphis, Tenn.1963 ......................L 0-3 ..............................Memphis, Tenn.1964 ......................L 6-7 ..............................Memphis, Tenn.1964 ......................L 3-9 ..............................Memphis, Tenn.3/30/68 ..................L 3-5 ..............................Memphis, Tenn.3/30/68 ..................L 3-4 ..............................Memphis, Tenn.3/22/69 ..................W 6-4 ..............................Memphis, Tenn.3/22/69 ..................L 1-2 ..............................Memphis, Tenn.3/5/86 ....................W 9-8 ..............................Memphis, Tenn.

Metro State (Colo.) KSU leads 4-03/23/83 ..................W 11-1............................Manhattan, Kan.3/23/83 ..................W 7-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/24/83 ..................W 2-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/24/83 ..................W 6-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Miami (Fla.) UM leads 1-02/23/2002 ..............L 4-11 ............................Homestead, Fla.

Miami (Ohio) UM leads 1-03/14/2002 ..............L 7-12 ............................Boca Raton, Fla.

Michigan KSU leads 1-03/15/97 ..................W 9-6 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.

Michigan State KSU leads 5-03/20/2004 ..............W 12-5............................Manhattan, Kan.3/21/2004 ..............W 8-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/22/2004 ..............W 13-3............................Manhattan, Kan.2/29/2008 ..............W 8-0 ............................Beaumont, Texas3/2/2008 ................W 10-9............................Beaumont, Texas

Minnesota UM leads 7-13/22/93 ..................L 4-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/23/93 ..................L 2-11............................Manhattan, Kan.3/24/93 ..................L 1-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/25/94 ..................L 4-10 ........................Minneapolis, Minn.3/26/94 ..................L 4-10 ........................Minneapolis, Minn.3/27/94 ..................L 1-4 ........................Minneapolis, Minn.5/4/2010 ................W 12-6............................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/2010 ................L 0-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Minnesota-Morris Series tied 1-13/21/79 ..................W 9-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/21/79 ..................L 2-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Mississippi UM leads 10-51965 ......................W 7-6 ..............................University, Miss.1965 ......................L 3-6 ..............................University, Miss.3/28/68 ..................L 4-8 ..............................University, Miss.3/28/68 ..................L 1-4 ..............................University, Miss.3/29/68 ..................L 3-8 ..............................University, Miss.3/29/68 ..................L 4-5 ..............................University, Miss.3/24/69 ..................W 1-0 ..............................University, Miss.3/24/69 ..................L 3-9 ..............................University, Miss.3/25/69 ..................W 11-4 ............................University, Miss.3/25/69 ..................L 0-10 ............................University, Miss.3/10/72 ..................L 7-8 ..............................University, Miss.3/10/72 ..................L 5-10 ............................University, Miss.3/11/72 ..................W 8-1 ..............................University, Miss.3/11/72 ..................W 10-7 ............................University, Miss.

3/6/86 ....................L 5-7 ..............................University, Miss.

Mississippi State MSU leads 1-03/7/86 ....................L 1-10 ..............................Starkville, Miss.

Missouri Baptist KSU leads 1-03/3/89 ....................W 11-5............................Manhattan, Kan.

Missouri Southern KSU leads 4-23/24/79 ..................L 5-11 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/24/79 ..................W 13-3 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/15/80 ..................L 10-13 ....................................Joplin, Mo.3/15/80 ..................W 17-7 ....................................Joplin, Mo.3/16/80 ..................W 10-9 ....................................Joplin, Mo.3/16/83 ..................W 17-7 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.

Missouri State KSU leads 10-93/25/84 ..................L 2-6 ..............................Springfield, Mo.3/25/84 ..................L 1-2 ..............................Springfield, Mo.5/6/86 ....................W 9-6 ..............................Springfield, Mo.4/1/87 ....................W 7-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/1/87 ....................W 2-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/21/90 ..................L 3-6 ..............................Springfield, Mo.3/21/90 ..................L 1-9 ..............................Springfield, Mo.4/30/90 ..................L 4-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/30/90 ..................L 7-10............................Manhattan, Kan.3/17/91 ..................W 14-3 ............................Springfield, Mo.3/17/91 ..................L 0-9 ..............................Springfield, Mo.4/9/91 ....................W 9-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/9/91 ....................W 6-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/3/92 ....................W 7-5 ..............................Springfield, Mo.3/3/92 ....................W 14-5 ............................Springfield, Mo.5/5/92 ....................W 5-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/92 ....................L 2-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/12/93 ..................W 11-5 ................................St. Louis, Mo.4/26/2006 ..............L 6-7 ............................Kansas City, Kan.(formerly Southwest Missouri State)

Missouri Valley KSU leads 1-01910 ......................W 10-1............................Manhattan, Kan.

Missouri Western KSU leads 23-33/26/74 ..................L 3-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/74 ..................W 6-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/9/74 ....................W 10-3............................Manhattan, Kan.4/9/74 ....................L 3-12............................Manhattan, Kan.5/6/75 ....................W 7-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/6/75 ....................W 11-1............................Manhattan, Kan.4/5/77 ....................W 5-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/3/85 ....................W 21-3............................Manhattan, Kan.3/3/85 ....................W 12-2............................Manhattan, Kan.3/1/87 ....................W 6-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/1/87 ....................W 9-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/28/88 ..................W 13-1............................Manhattan, Kan.2/28/88 ..................L 3-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/89 ..................W 12-1............................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/89 ..................W 10-4............................Manhattan, Kan.3/20/91 ..................W 18-7 ..............................St. Joseph, Mo.3/20/91 ..................W 21-11..............................St. Joseph, Mo.3/1/92 ....................W 15-10 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.3/1/92 ....................W 21-9............................Manhattan, Kan.2/13/94 ..................W 9-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/13/94 ..................W 13-2............................Manhattan, Kan.2/22/95 ..................W 6-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/22/95 ..................W 10-3............................Manhattan, Kan.2/9/96 ....................W 28-7............................Manhattan, Kan.

2/18/97 ..................W 17-6 ............................Arlington, Texas2/12/98 ..................W 15-4............................Manhattan, Kan.

Morehead State KSU leads 2-13/11/90 ..................L 4-5 ..............................Haines City, Fla.5/11/2004 ..............W 15-6............................Manhattan, Kan.5/12/2004 ..............W 12-2............................Manhattan, Kan.

Morningside (Iowa) KSU leads 3-03/23/85 ..................W 11-1............................Manhattan, Kan.3/23/85 ..................W 19-10 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.3/24/85 ..................W 24-0............................Manhattan, Kan.

Murray State MSU leads 3-15/1/60 ....................L 0-7 ......................................Murray, Ky.5/2/60 ....................L 5-6 ......................................Murray, Ky.3/24/67 ..................W 11-5 ....................................Murray, Ky.3/24/67 ..................L 0-3 ......................................Murray, Ky.

Nebraska-Kearney KSU leads 1-04/7/82 ....................W 4-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.(formerly Kearney State)

Nebraska Wesleyan KSU leads 3-01909 ......................W 3-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1910 ......................W 6-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1910 ......................W 6-4 ..................................Lincoln, Neb.

Nevada KSU leads 1-02/27/2009 ..............W 10-2 ............................San Diego, Calif.

UNLV Series tied 1-14/22/76 ..................L 1-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/17/2001 ..............W 20-9 ........................Albuquerque, N.M.

Newman (Kan.) KSU leads 5-03/12/81 ..................W 1-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/12/81 ..................W 4-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/14/2004 ..............W 12-1............................Manhattan, Kan.4/5/2006 ................W 16-3............................Manhattan, Kan.3/23/2010 ..............W 7-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

New Mexico UNM leads 7-6-13/19/71 ..................L 10-12........................Albuquerque, N.M.3/20/71 ..................W 4-2..........................Albuquerque, N.M.3/20/71 ..................W 5-4..........................Albuquerque, N.M.3/19/74 ..................L 1-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/17/77 ..................W 10-6 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/17/77 ..................L 6-12 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/18/80 ..................W 17-7............................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/80 ..................L 11-13 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.5/3/81 ....................W 13-3............................Manhattan, Kan.3/20/82 ..................W 5-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/20/83 ..................T 5-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/83 ..................L 2-11............................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/83 ..................L 7-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/18/2001 ..............L 3-12 ........................Albuquerque, N.M.

New Mexico State KSU leads 4-23/12/88 ..................W 17-11 ..........................Las Cruces, N.M.3/13/88 ..................W 6-5 ............................Las Cruces, N.M.3/14/88 ..................W 7-5 ............................Las Cruces, N.M.3/15/88 ..................L 5-6 ............................Las Cruces, N.M.2/7/98 ....................L 4-9 ....................................Peoria, Ariz.4/27/2005 ..............W 6-4 ............................Kansas City, Kan.

New Orleans UNO leads 2-03/17/87 ..................L 2-12............................New Orleans, La.3/18/87 ..................L 1-6 ............................New Orleans, La.

Niagara KSU leads 6-03/28/2000 ..............W 7-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/29/2000 ..............W 11-2............................Manhattan, Kan.3/6/2009 ................W 12-1............................Manhattan, Kan.3/7/2009 ................W 12-2............................Manhattan, Kan.3/8/2009 ................W 15-1............................Manhattan, Kan.

Nicholls State KSU leads 2-03/20/87 ..................W 5-3 ..............................Thibodeaux, La.3/20/87 ..................W 16-1..............................Thibodeaux, La.

North Carolina KSU leads 1-03/15/89 ..................W 7-6 ..................................Fresno, Calif.

North Dakota KSU leads 2-04/28/2009 ..............W 10-2............................Manhattan, Kan.4/29/2009 ..............W 22-1............................Manhattan, Kan.

North Dakota State KSU leads 8-03/14/2005 ..............W 25-1............................Manhattan, Kan.3/15/2005 ..............W 11-5............................Manhattan, Kan.3/17/2006 ..............W 10-6............................Manhattan, Kan.3/17/2006 ..............W 11-0............................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/2006 ..............W 9-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/9/2007 ................W 7-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/10/2007 ..............W 14-2............................Manhattan, Kan.3/11/2007 ..............W 6-3 (11) ........................Manhattan, Kan.

North Florida KSU leads 1-03/10/96 ..................W 7-2 ............................Jacksonville, Fla.

Northeastern KSU leads 1-02/28/2010 ..............W 6-1 ..........................Winter Haven, Fla.

**Northeastern Illinois KSU leads 5-13/12/92 ..................W 16-2..............................Gainesville, Fla.3/5/94 ....................W 11-6............................Manhattan, Kan.3/5/94 ....................W 14-2............................Manhattan, Kan.3/6/94 ....................W 10-4............................Manhattan, Kan.5/11/95 ..................L 3-5 ....................................Chicago, Ill.5/11/95 ..................W 5-4 (10)2 ................................Chicago, Ill.

Northern Colorado KSU leads 8-04/28/90 ..................W 11-5............................Manhattan, Kan.4/28/90 ..................W 9-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/29/90 ..................W 12-1............................Manhattan, Kan.3/9/2004 ................W 6-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/10/2004 ..............W 5-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/13/2005 ..............W 10-1............................Manhattan, Kan.5/14/2005 ..............W 9-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/15/2005 ..............W 9-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Northern Iowa KSU leads 4-33/7/91 ....................W 14-5............................Manhattan, Kan.4/2/91 ....................W 18-2............................Cedar Falls, Iowa4/14/92 ..................L 2-8 ............................Cedar Falls, Iowa3/4/93 ....................W 11-3............................Cedar Falls, Iowa4/26/94 ..................L 11-12 ..........................Cedar Falls, Iowa3/5/95 ....................L 5-16............................Manhattan, Kan.2/26/2005 ..............W 8-1 ............................Natchitoches, La.

Northwest Missouri State KSU leads 5-4-11931 ......................L 6-7 ................................Maryville, Mo.1933 ......................L 4-11............................Manhattan, Kan.1933 ......................W 13-4............................Manhattan, Kan.1939 ......................W 11-5 ................................Maryville, Mo.1941 ......................L 1-5 ................................Maryville, Mo.1941 ......................W 6-2 ................................Maryville, Mo.3/19/74 ..................W 7-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/19/74 ..................L 1-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/80 ..................W 17-7............................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/80 ..................L 11-13 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.5/3/81 ....................W 13-3............................Manhattan, Kan.5/3/81 ....................W 9-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/20/82 ..................W 5-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/20/82 ..................T 5-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/83 ..................L 2-11............................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/83 ..................L 7-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.(formerly Northwest Missouri State Teachers College)

Northwestern KSU leads 3-23/2/2003 ................L 3-4....................................Dothan, Ala.2/10/2005 ..............L 4-2..................................Phoenix, Ariz.2/20/2005 ..............W 4-1 ..............................Arlington, Texas3/24/2009 ..............W 4-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/25/2009 ..............W 12-8............................Manhattan, Kan.

Northwestern Oklahoma State KSU leads 3-01909 ......................W 6-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/2/86 ....................W 13-3............................Manhattan, Kan.3/2/86 ....................W 9-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Northwestern State NWSU leads 1-02/25/2005 ..............L 2-0 ............................Natchitoches, La.

Notre Dame KSU leads 3-03/14/83 ..................W 9-0 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/15/83 ..................W 5-3 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/6/2010 ................W 5-2....................................DeLand, Fla.

Ohio State KSU leads 3-13/24/2000 ..............L 4-8 ..............................Homestead, Fla.2/14/2004 ..............W 12-6 ..............................Houston, Texas2/24/2007 ..............W 5-4 ....................................Tampa, Fla.2/24/2007 ..............W 5-2 ....................................Tampa, Fla.

Carter Jurica was 4-for-9 with two doubles, a homer andthree RBI in two games last year against Minnesota.

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Oklahoma City OCU leads 2-31947 ......................W 11-3 ....................Oklahoma City, Okla.3/17/78 ..................W 5-3 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.3/17/78 ..................L 1-4 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.3/18/78 ..................L 3-5 ......................Oklahoma City, Okla.3/18/78 ..................L 3-11 ....................Oklahoma City, Okla.

Oral Roberts ORU leads 34-203/6/70 ....................W 5-3 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/6/70 ....................W 4-2 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/7/70 ....................W 7-3 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/16/73 ..................L 0-1 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/16/73 ..................L 5-6 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/17/73 ..................L 2-6 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/17/73 ..................L 0-1 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/15/73 ..................L 0-5 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/15/73 ..................W 9-7 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/16/73 ..................W 3-1 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/16/73 ..................L 4-5 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/19/76 ..................L 2-3 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/19/76 ..................W 5-4 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/20/76 ..................W 12-6............................Manhattan, Kan.3/20/76 ..................L 0-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/6/76 ....................W 10-5 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.5/6/76 ....................W 12-9 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/18/77 ..................W 2-0 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/18/77 ..................L 0-9 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/13/78 ..................L 0-10 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/14/78 ..................L 5-8 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/15/78 ..................L 6-9 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/12/80 ..................L 2-7 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/13/80 ..................L 4-8 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/6/81 ....................L 6-8 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/6/81 ....................L 1-4 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/7/81 ....................L 1-2 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/31/82 ..................L 2-9 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/31/82 ..................L 0-7 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.4/1/82 ....................L 5-8 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/15/83 ..................L 1-7 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/16/83 ..................L 4-14 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.4/23/85 ..................L 7-9 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.4/1/86 ....................L 6-10 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.5/1/87 ....................W 17-9 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.5/2/87 ....................L 7-8 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/20/88 ..................W 12-7 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.5/7/88 ....................L 7-12............................Manhattan, Kan.5/8/88 ....................W 16-11 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.4/28/89 ..................W 13-5 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.4/29/89 ..................L 2-9 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.

2/18/95 ..................L 6-8 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.2/19/95 ..................L 9-14 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.2/24/95 ..................W 3-2 (11) ........................Lake Charles, La.4/22/95 ..................L 8-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/23/95 ..................W 16-10 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.5/8/96 ....................L 6-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/8/96 ....................W 14-12 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.3/16/97 ..................W 11-1 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.5/9/97 ....................L 14-15 (10) ......................Manhattan, Kan.5/10/97 ..................W 20-5............................Manhattan, Kan.5/11/97 ..................W 13-12 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.4/4/2001 ................L 3-11............................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/2001 ..............L 5-12 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.2/17/2006 ..............L 1-5 ..............................Arlington, Texas

Oregon State KSU leads 3-23/23/71 ..................W 10-9 ..............................Riverside, Calif.2/5/99 ....................L 6-3 ....................................Peoria, Ariz.2/7/99 ....................W 7-6 ....................................Peoria, Ariz.2/4/2000 ................W 7-6..........................Albuquerque, N.M.2/6/2000 ................L 2-16 ........................Albuquerque, N.M.

Ottawa (Kan.) KSU leads 8-11902 ......................W 12-3..................................Ottawa, Kan.1903 ......................L 8-13............................Manhattan, Kan.1906 ......................W 23-7............................Manhattan, Kan.1907 ......................W 4-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1910 ......................W 4-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/22/69 ..................W 3-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/22/69 ..................W 10-0............................Manhattan, Kan.4/6/71 ....................W 3-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/6/71 ....................W 6-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Pacific Series tied 1-11970 ......................L 0-3 ............................Honolulu, Hawaii2/26/2009 ..............W 7-4..............................San Diego, Calif.

Penn State KSU leads 3-13/12/94 ..................W 5-3 ....................College Station, Texas3/13/94 ..................L 3-5 ....................College Station, Texas2/16/2007 ..............W 5-0................................Shreveport, La.2/17/2007 ..............W 4-1................................Shreveport, La.

Pepperdine KSU leads 1-03/14/97 ..................W 1-0 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.

Peru State (Neb.) KSU leads 6-03/26/85 ..................W 14-9............................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/85 ..................W 12-2............................Manhattan, Kan.

4/8/86 ....................W 16-0............................Manhattan, Kan.4/8/86 ....................W 7-0..............................Manhattan, Kan2/19/94 ..................W 11-0............................Manhattan, Kan.2/20/94 ..................W 11-6............................Manhattan, Kan.

**Phillips (Okla.) PHIL leads 2-04/1/75 ....................L 0-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/1/75 ....................L 2-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

**Pikers PIKE leads 2-01920 ......................L 1-5 ........................................Unknown1920 ......................L 3-8 ........................................Unknown

Portland O of P leads 1-02/13/2005 ..............L 7-3..................................Phoenix, Ariz.

Purdue KSU leads 2-03/2/96 ....................W 4-2 ............................Jacksonville, Fla.2/26/2006 ..............W 9-3 ..................................Lafayette, La.

Quincy (Ill.) KSU leads 2-03/6/88 ....................W 14-2............................Manhattan, Kan.3/6/88 ....................W 12-8............................Manhattan, Kan.

Regis (Colo.) KSU leads 4-13/28/95 ..................W 12-1............................Manhattan, Kan.3/29/95 ..................W 12-1............................Manhattan, Kan.3/16/96 ..................L 14-16 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.3/16/96 ..................W 7-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/17/96 ..................W 12-0............................Manhattan, Kan.

Rice Rice leads 3-12/15/2004 ..............L 0-13 ..............................Houston, Texas5/30/2009 ..............W 7-6 ..............................Houston, Texas5/31/2009 ..............L 0-8................................Houston, Texas6/1/2009 ................L 4-13 ..............................Houston, Texas

Rider KSU leads 1-03/19/2003 ..............W 21-2 ............................Boca Raton, Fla.

Rockhurst (Mo.) KSU leads 2-11940 ......................W 8-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1941 ......................L 2-11 ............................Kansas City, Mo.1941 ......................W 7-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Rutgers RU leads 1-03/20/2002 ..............L 4-5..............................Boca Raton, Fla.

Sacramento State KSU leads 1-04/26/2005 ..............W 14-3 ..........................Kansas City, Kan.

St. Bonaventure KSU leads 1-03/1/2010 ................W 14-7 (11)......................Winter Haven, Fla.

**St. Francis (N.Y.) KSU leads 4-02/23/2002 ..............W 12-7 ............................Homestead, Fla.3/4/2005 ................W 17-1............................Manhattan, Kan.3/5/2005 ................W 14-1............................Manhattan, Kan.3/6/2005 ................W 30-4............................Manhattan, Kan.

St. John’s KSU leads 2-03/18/93 ..................W 10-8 ..................................Fresno, Calif.3/2/2007 ................W 10-3............................Beaumont, Texas

Saint Louis KSU leads 2-02/24/89 ..................W 17-7............................Manhattan, Kan.2/25/89 ..................W 10-4............................Manhattan, Kan.

St. Mary’s (Kan.) KSU leads 16-13-11900 ......................L 1-7 ......................................Hays, Kan.1991 ......................L 2-4 ......................................Hays, Kan.1904 ......................L 0-6 ......................................Hays, Kan.1904 ......................L 2-3 ......................................Hays, Kan.1905 ......................L 2-3 ......................................Hays, Kan.1905 ......................L 1-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1908 ......................T 2-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1908 ......................W 3-2 ......................................Hays, Kan.1909 ......................L 2-3 ......................................Hays, Kan.1912 ......................W 2-1 ......................................Hays, Kan.1913 ......................W 5-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1914 ......................L 2-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1914 ......................L 2-3 ......................................Hays, Kan.1916 ......................W 2-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1917 ......................W 13-1............................Manhattan, Kan.1917 ......................W 7-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1919 ......................W 7-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1919 ......................L 2-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1922 ......................W 13-8......................................Hays, Kan.1923 ......................L 1-10............................Manhattan, Kan.1924 ......................L 2-3 ......................................Hays, Kan.1925 ......................W 10-1............................Manhattan, Kan.1927 ......................W 7-5 ......................................Hays, Kan.1929 ......................W 5-2 ......................................Hays, Kan.1930 ......................W 3-1 ......................................Hays, Kan.1930 ......................W 1-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1931 ......................L 4-5 ......................................Hays, Kan.1931 ......................W 9-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/9/81 ....................W 10-1............................Manhattan, Kan.3/9/81 ....................W 7-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

St. Olaf (Minn.) KSU leads 2-04/2/85 ....................W 16-4............................Manhattan, Kan.4/2/85 ....................W 7-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

St. Peter’s KSU leads 1-03/16/2003 ..............W 7-4..............................Boca Raton, Fla.

San Diego USD leads 2-02/17/2000 ..............L 15-31............................San Diego, Calif.2/28/2009 ..............L 1-2..............................San Diego, Calif.

San Diego State Series tied 1-12/6/99 ....................L 7-10....................................Peoria, Ariz.3/1/2009 ................W 5-4 (10) ..........................San Diego, Calif.

San Jose State Series tied 1-13/11/89 ..................W 4-3 ................................San Jose, Calif.3/11/89 ..................L 0-2 ................................San Jose, Calif.

Santa Clara SCU leads 1-02/23/2008 ..............L 2-9 ..........................Santa Clara, Calif.

School of the Ozarks Series tied 1-13/25/86 ..................W 6-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/25/86 ..................L 2-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Seton Hall Series tied 2-13/13/2003 ..............L 8-11 ............................Boca Raton, Fla.3/14/2003 ..............W 8-7..............................Boca Raton, Fla.2/23/2007 ..............W 4-2 ....................................Tampa, Fla.

South Dakota State KSU leads 9-03/31/81 ..................W 15-8............................Manhattan, Kan.3/31/81 ..................W 11-1............................Manhattan, Kan.3/19/88 ..................W 10-2............................Manhattan, Kan.5/17/2005 ..............W 21-11 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.5/18/2005 ..............W 13-1............................Manhattan, Kan.2/28/2006 ..............W 6-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/1/2006 ................W 5-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/16/2006 ..............W 21-5 ..............................Sioux Falls, S.D.5/17/2006 ..............W 24-3 ..............................Sioux Falls, S.D.

South Florida USF leads 2-03/13/90 ..................L 3-4 ....................................Tampa, Fla.3/14/90 ..................L 1-3 ....................................Tampa, Fla.

Southeast Missouri State SEMO leads 1-04/22/2003 ..............L 5-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Southeastern Louisiana Series tied 1-13/13/72 ..................W 9-3 ................................Hammond, La.2/20/98 ..................L 4-6 ....................................Monroe, La.

Southern California USC leads 2-03/11/94 ..................L 7-20 ....................College Station, Texas3/14/94 ..................L 0-3 ....................College Station, Texas

**Southern Methodist KSU leads 3-14/2/66 ....................W 2-0 ..................................Dallas, Texas4/2/66 ....................W 4-3 ..................................Dallas, Texas3/31/69 ..................L 0-1 ..................................Dallas, Texas3/31/69 ..................W 13-1 ..................................Dallas, Texas

Southern Mississippi Series tied 3-33/16/90 ..................W 4-0 ..........................Hattiesburg, Miss.3/17/90 ..................L 1-9 ..........................Hattiesburg, Miss.3/18/90 ..................W 3-1 ..........................Hattiesburg, Miss.3/6/92 ....................W 14-3 ..........................Hattiesburg, Miss.3/7/92 ....................L 6-9 ..........................Hattiesburg, Miss.3/8/92 ....................L 1-6 ..........................Hattiesburg, Miss.

Southern Nazarene (Okla.) KSU leads 3-02/29/2000 ..............W 7-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/5/2001 ................W 9-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/15/2002 ..............W 12-2............................Manhattan, Kan.

Southwest Baptist (Mo.) KSU leads 1-03/19/88 ..................W 13-2............................Manhattan, Kan.

Southwestern (Kan.) KSU leads 4-01908 ......................W 6-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1909 ......................W 4-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1933 ......................W 6-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1933 ......................W 6-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Southwestern (Texas) KSU leads 3-13/26/62 ..................W 4-3 ..............................Memphis, Tenn.3/27/62 ..................W 6-2 ..............................Memphis, Tenn.1963 ......................W 11-6 ........................Georgetown, Texas1963 ......................L 8-11 ........................Georgetown, Texas

**Submarine Pacific SUB leads 1-01970 ......................L 4-5 ............................Honolulu, Hawaii

Stanford Stanford leads 1-03/22/71 ..................L 7-8 ..............................Riverside, Calif.

Sterling (Kan.) KSU leads 3-13/11/82 ..................W 3-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/11/82 ..................W 12-9............................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/2002 ..............L 7-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/21/2004 ..............W 12-1............................Manhattan, Kan.

Stetson KSU leads 1-03/5/2010 ................W 14-6 ..................................DeLand, Fka.

Stony Brook SB leads 1-0 3/17/2003 ..............L 2-10 ............................Boca Raton, Fla.

**Tarkio (Mo.) KSU leads 8-01910 ......................W 6-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/87 ..................W 11-1............................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/87 ..................W 5-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/5/88 ....................W 4-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/3/88 ....................W 10-2............................Manhattan, Kan.5/3/88 ....................W 8-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/12/89 ..................W 5-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/12/89 ..................W 4-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Temple KSU leads 1-02/28/2003 ..............W 10-6 (10) ..............................Dothan, Ala.

As a sophomore vs. Pacific in 2009, Jason King was 2-for-4 with a RBI double.This year’s game against Pacific will mark King’s first action since 2009.

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Texas-Arlington KSU leads 4-13/10/83 ..................W 14-8 ............................Arlington, Texas3/11/83 ..................W 8-0 ..............................Arlington, Texas2/14/97 ..................L 3-4 ..............................Arlington, Texas2/19/2005 ..............W 5-4 ..............................Arlington, Texas2/16/2006 ..............W 13-3 ............................Arlington, Texas

TCU TCU leads 6-33/29/66 ..................W 3-1 ............................Fort Worth, Texas3/29/66 ..................L 1-6 ............................Fort Worth, Texas3/30/66 ..................W 8-6 ............................Fort Worth, Texas3/10/84 ..................L 3-11 ..........................Fort Worth, Texas3/10/84 ..................L 1-7 ............................Fort Worth, Texas3/13/84 ..................L 2-8 ............................Fort Worth, Texas3/13/84 ..................L 7-12 ..........................Fort Worth, Texas3/8/87 ....................L 3-4 ............................Fort Worth, Texas3/8/87 ....................W 7-6 ............................Fort Worth, Texas

Texas-Pan American KSU leads 2-13/12/85 ..................W 3-2 ............................Endinburg, Texas4/20/99 ..................W 9-4 ............................Hutchinson, Kan.4/21/99 ..................L 15-16 ..........................Hutchinson, Kan.

UTSA Series tied 2-13/4/2008 ................L 4-5 ..........................San Antonio, Texas3/5/2008 ................L 8-9 ..........................San Antonio, Texas3/17/2009 ..............W 5-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/2009 ..............W 5-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Texas State Series tied 1-13/10/85 ..................W 11-9..........................San Marcos, Texas3/10/85 ..................L 3-4 ..........................San Marcos, Texas(formerly Southwest Texas State)

**Topeka White Sox Series tied 1-11908 ......................L 3-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1909 ......................W 3-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Troy Troy leads 1-03/1/2003 ................L 7-8 (18) ................................Dothan, Ala.(formerly Troy State)

Tulane Tulane leads 5-03/25/68 ..................L 0-4 ............................New Orleans, La.3/18/72 ..................L 1-3 ............................New Orleans, La.3/18/72 ..................L 1-2 ............................New Orleans, La.3/19/87 ..................L 2-10............................New Orleans, La.3/21/87 ..................L 14-19 ..........................New Orleans, La.

**Tulsa Tulsa leads 6-51950 ......................W 9-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1950 ......................W 15-12 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.3/7/70 ....................L 0-7 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/8/70 ....................L 1-3 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/8/70 ....................L 0-2 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.5/4/73 ....................W 8-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/4/73 ....................L 4-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/73 ....................W 3-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/5/73 ....................W 8-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/13/74 ..................L 1-5 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.3/13/74 ..................L 2-3 ....................................Tulsa, Okla.

**U.S. International (Calif.) KSU leads 1-03/14/89 ..................W 7-4 ..................................Fresno, Calif.

Utah KSU leads 1-02/16/2001 ..............W 10-2 ........................Albuquerque, N.M.

Valley City (N.D.) KSU leads 2-03/19/79 ..................W 7-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/19/79 ..................W 5-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Villanova UV leads 1-03/3/2010 ................L 5-8 ..........................Winter Haven, Fla.

Virginia Tech VT leads 1-03/18/89 ..................L 3-6 ..................................Fresno, Calif.

Wagner KSU leads 1-03/15/2002 ..............W 18-3 ............................Boca Raton, Fla.

Washburn (Kan.) KSU leads 32-221897 ......................L 4-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1898 ......................L 4-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1898 ......................L 12-14 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.1899 ......................L 7-11............................Manhattan, Kan.1899 ......................L 2-8 ..................................Topeka, Kan.1991 ......................L 1-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1991 ......................L 7-8 ..................................Topeka, Kan.1902 ......................L 0-12 ..................................Topeka, Kan.1904 ......................L 6-11............................Manhattan, Kan.1904 ......................L 0-3 ..................................Topeka, Kan.1905 ......................W 6-4 ..................................Topeka, Kan.1905 ......................W 3-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1905 ......................L 1-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1906 ......................W 8-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1906 ......................L 2-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1906 ......................W 4-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1907 ......................W 6-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1907 ......................L 7-8 ..................................Topeka, Kan.1907 ......................W 2-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1908 ......................L 1-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1908 ......................W 1-0 ..................................Topeka, Kan.1909 ......................W 10-4............................Manhattan, Kan.1910 ......................L 3-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1911 ......................W 5-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1911 ......................W 16-2............................Manhattan, Kan.1914 ......................W 13-0............................Manhattan, Kan.1914 ......................L 6-7 ..................................Topeka, Kan.1947 ......................W 13-3............................Manhattan, Kan.1947 ......................W 15-2 ..................................Topeka, Kan.1949 ......................L 8-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1949 ......................L 3-8 ..................................Topeka, Kan.1965 ......................L 0-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1965 ......................W 9-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1970 ......................L 8-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1970 ......................L 7-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/76 ..................W 18-2............................Manhattan, Kan.3/22/78 ..................W 10-6............................Manhattan, Kan.3/22/78 ..................W 7-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/79 ..................W 4-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/79 ..................W 10-6............................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/81 ..................W 15-9............................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/81 ..................W 7-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/82 ..................W 15-7............................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/82 ..................W 12-1............................Manhattan, Kan.3/27/85 ..................W 11-1............................Manhattan, Kan.3/27/85 ..................W 9-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/86 ..................W 14-11............................Manhattan,Kan.4/22/87 ..................W 19-10 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.4/27/88 ..................W 16-7............................Manhattan, Kan.3/24/89 ..................W 10-2............................Manhattan, Kan.4/17/90 ..................W 10-9............................Manhattan, Kan.3/19/91 ..................L 5-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/19/91 ..................W 5-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/4/05 ....................W 26-7............................Manhattan, Kan.

Washington UW leads 5-13/10/91 ..................L 8-14 ....................College Station, Texas3/12/91 ..................L 3-6 ....................College Station, Texas3/5/93 ....................W 8-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/6/93 ....................L 3-10............................Manhattan, Kan.3/6/93 ....................L 10-13 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/2003 ..............L 5-14............................Manhattan, Kan.

Washington (Mo.) KSU leads 1-01914 ......................W 7-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Washington State WSU leads 3-23/13/89 ..................L 3-5 ..................................Fresno, Calif.2/5/2000 ................W 9-7..........................Albuquerque, N.M.3/11/2008 ..............W 9-6 ............................Manhattan, Kan.6/4/2010 ................L 6-8..............................Fayetteville, Ark.6/6/2010 ................L 6-9..............................Fayetteville, Ark.

Wayne State KSU leads 15-23/19/75 ..................L 1-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/19/75 ..................L 7-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/17/76 ..................W 14-5............................Manhattan, Kan.3/17/76 ..................W 7-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/76 ..................W 11-0............................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/76 ..................W 9-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/12/77 ..................W 9-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/12/77 ..................W 5-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/13/77 ..................W 14-9............................Manhattan, Kan.3/13/77 ..................W 3-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/10/79 ..................W 5-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/10/79 ..................W 15-1............................Manhattan, Kan.3/7/82 ....................W 10-1............................Manhattan, Kan.3/6/83 ....................W 14-2............................Manhattan, Kan.3/10/89 ..................W 7-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/93 ..................W 11-2............................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/93 ..................W 5-4 (10) ........................Manhattan, Kan.

Western Illinois KSU leads 8-23/26/88 ..................W 10-7................................Springfield, Ill.3/10/2002 ..............L 3-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/10/2002 ..............W 6-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/11/2002 ..............W 14-0............................Manhattan, Kan.3/12/2002 ..............W 6-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/16/2003 ..............W 14-4............................Manhattan, Kan.2/16/2003 ..............W 9-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.2/21/2004 ..............W 9-5 ........................................Iola, Kan.2/21/2004 ..............W 9-8 ........................................Iola, Kan.2/22/2004 ..............L 11-12 ......................................Iola, Kan.

Western Michigan KSU leads 2-03/5/99 ....................W 5-3 ............................Jacksonville, Fla.3/2/2010 ................W 27-8 ........................Winter Haven, Fla.

Wichita State WSU leads 47-291906 ......................W 4-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1907 ......................W 10-1............................Manhattan, Kan.1909 ......................W 11-2............................Manhattan, Kan.1911 ......................W 7-5 ..................................................n/a1912 ......................W 10-1............................Manhattan, Kan.1949 ......................W 11-1............................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/52 ..................W 10-1............................Manhattan, Kan.4/10/52 ..................W 3-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/14/53 ..................W 16-6............................Manhattan, Kan.4/2/54 ....................W 3-1 ..................................Wichita, Kan.4/2/54 ....................L 3-6 ..................................Wichita, Kan.3/31/55 ..................W 6-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/31/55 ..................W 3-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/29/56 ..................L 5-9 ..................................Wichita, Kan.3/29/56 ..................W 12-4 ................................Wichita, Kan.4/4/78 ....................W 7-2 ..................................Wichita, Kan.4/4/78 ....................W 5-3 ..................................Wichita, Kan.4/11/78 ..................L 5-10............................Manhattan, Kan.4/11/78 ..................L 6-16............................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/85 ..................L 5-7 ..................................Wichita, Kan.5/8/85 ....................L 1-5 ..................................Wichita, Kan.5/8/85 ....................L 1-8 ..................................Wichita, Kan.4/24/86 ..................L 4-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/8/86 ....................L 0-15 ................................Wichita, Kan.5/9/86 ....................L 0-11 ................................Wichita, Kan.4/28/87 ..................L 2-3 ..................................Wichita, Kan.4/29/87 ..................L 7-11 ................................Wichita, Kan.4/28/88 ..................L 6-9 ..................................Wichita, Kan.5/4/88 ....................W 9-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/25/89 ..................L 5-17 ................................Wichita, Kan.4/26/90 ..................L 5-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/6/91 ....................W 3-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/7/91 ....................L 3-17 ................................Wichita, Kan.2/27/92 ..................L 2-10............................Manhattan, Kan.4/16/92 ..................W 6-3 ..................................Wichita, Kan.4/22/92 ..................L 6-7 ..................................Wichita, Kan.3/9/93 ....................L 5-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/10/93 ..................L 2-7 ..................................Wichita, Kan.4/8/93 ....................L 2-11............................Manhattan, Kan.5/13/93 ..................L 3-5 ..................................Wichita, Kan.3/1/94 ....................L 2-14 ................................Wichita, Kan.

3/2/94 ....................L 3-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/8/94 ....................L 2-4 ..................................Wichita, Kan.4/13/95 ..................L 3-5 ....................................Salina, Kan.5/1/95 ....................L 6-7 ..................................Wichita, Kan.3/15/96 ..................L 4-7 ..................................Wichita, Kan.4/2/96 ....................L 9-10 ................................Wichita, Kan.4/2/96 ....................W 9-7 ..................................Wichita, Kan.5/6/97 ....................W 4-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/7/97 ....................L 0-8 ..................................Wichita, Kan.3/12/98 ..................L 8-9 ..................................Wichita, Kan.5/5/98 ....................L 5-17............................Manhattan, Kan.5/6/98 ....................L 7-13 ................................Wichita, Kan.5/4/99 ....................L 3-5 ............................Hutchinson, Kan.5/5/99 ....................L 4-6 ..................................Wichita, Kan.5/2/2000 ................L 2-7 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/3/2000 ................W 18-6 ................................Wichita, Kan.5/1/2001 ................L 3-13............................Manhattan, Kan.5/2/2001 ................L 5-9 ..................................Wichita, Kan.4/3/2002 ................L 5-9 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/26/2003 ..............L 10-14 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.4/9/2003 ................L 2-13 ................................Wichita, Kan.4/30/2003 ..............L 3-12 ................................Wichita, Kan.5/6/2003 ................L 0-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/17/2004 ..............L 7-12 (16) ........................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/2004 ..............L 1-3 ..................................Wichita, Kan.3/29/2005 ..............W 6-5 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/2005 ..............W 4-2 ..................................Wichita, Kan.3/14/2006 ..............W 6-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/18/2006 ..............L 3-7 ..................................Wichita, Kan.3/27/2007 ..............L 3-8 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/2007 ..............W 2-1 ..................................Wichita, Kan.4/5/2008 ................L 3-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/29/2008 ..............W 3-2 ..................................Wichita, Kan.4/14/2009 ..............W 13-5............................Manhattan, Kan.4/15/2009 ..............W 4-3 ..................................Wichita, Kan.3/30/2010 ..............W 8-3 ............................Manhattan, Kan.4/20/2010 ..............W 7-4 ..................................Wichita, Kan.

William Jewell (Mo.) KSU leads 5-11908 ......................W 8-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1909 ......................W 4-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.1910 ......................W 17-2............................Manhattan, Kan.4/6/77 ....................W 6-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/27/86 ..................W 17-9............................Manhattan, Kan.4/19/2005 ..............L 6-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

William Woods (Mo.) KSU leads 2-04/19/2000 ..............W 15-2............................Manhattan, Kan.4/24/2001 ..............W 12-10 ..........................Manhattan, Kan.

Wisconsin-Milwaukee KSU leads 5-03/4/97 ....................W 5-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/4/97 ....................W 10-3............................Manhattan, Kan.3/18/2002 ..............W 8-7 ..............................Homestead, Fla.3/19/2010 ..............W 4-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/19/2010 ..............W 2-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Wisconsin-River Falls KSU leads 1-03/28/83 ..................W 5-2 ............................Manhattan, Kan.

Xavier KSU leads 7-03/2/96 ....................W 15-1 ............................Jacksonville, Fla.3/9/96 ....................W 7-0 ............................Jacksonville. Fla.3/6/99 ....................W 6-3 ............................Jacksonville, Fla.3/10/2006 ..............W 6-4 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/11/2006 ..............W 9-1 ............................Manhattan, Kan.3/12/2006 ..............W 9-0 ............................Manhattan, Kan.5/29/2009 ..............W 16-8 ..............................Houston, Texas

York (Neb.) KSU leads 1-02/16/99 ..................W 10-0............................Manhattan, Kan.

** Denotes baseball program discontinued

Kansas State set a Tointon Family Stadium record when 4,745 fans watchedthe Wildcats defeat in-state rival Wichita State, 8-3, last season.

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1897FIRST GAME

April 10, 1897: Kansas Agricultural College played and

won its first game in Fort Riley, Kan. Head coach H.W. Wag-

ner led the Aggies to a 4-3 win over Fort Riley. The follow-

ing is an account of the first game as told by the April 14,

1897 edition of the K.A.C. Students’ Herald.

The baseball team crossed bats with the Fort Riley team

at Fort Riley, April 10, in the first game of the season. The

game resulted in a victory for the college team, the score

standing at the close of the ninth inning 4 to 3 in favor of

the K.A.C. The game in detail was as follows: first inning,

first half, Crooch in the box, Davis catching for Fort Riley.

Noble at the bat sent a fly to third and was put out on first.

Second half Hank Wagner in the box, Doc Wagner catch-

ing for the college. Consiudine at the bat sent a ball to the

pitcher who makes a wild throw to first and Consiudine

scores a run. Fann sent a fly to center field and was caught

out. Mearns made first on an error by third. Hayward was

put out on first and Mearns on third. In the second and

third innings neither side scored.

In the second half of the fourth inning Mearns scored

an earned run, the score then standing Fort Riley 2, K.A.C.

0.

In the fifth inning Menke and Poston each scored a run

for the college team and Davis scored for the Fort Riley

team.

In the sixth inning Ashbrook went out on first; Cheadle

scored on an error by first.

Green made first; Poston made first and Green made

second on an error by left field. Menke sent a fly to third

and was caught out. H. Wagner struck out leaving Green

and Poston on bases.

Farm and Mearns both went out on fouls which Doc

Wagner nailed hansomely, the inning closed with the score

standing Fort Riley 3, K.A.C. 0.

In the seventh inning, Doc Wagner was put out on first.

Noble went out on a foul; Dial made a base hit and scored

a run, Cheadle sent a fly to the pitcher and was caught out

leaving Ashbrook on base. Fort Riley made no score.

In the eighth and ninth innings neither side scored, the

result was K.A.C. 4, Riley 3.

Both teams played well, both have had the same diffi-

culties in regard to practice, Saturday’s game was the first

time that either nine had played together.

The college team had by far the best battery. The col-

lege team was rather weak at the bat but this will soon be

remedied by practice.

1897FIRST HOME RUN

May 1, 1897: In the ninth inning of the game against

Chapman High School, K.A.C. second basemen Whitelock

stepped to the plate. According to the K.A.C. Students’ Her-

ald,

“When Whitelock stepped to the plate in the ninth inning

there was a look of determination on his face and when

the ball crossed the plate he met it squarely sending it into

the deep right field for a home run.” This was the first

home run in the school’s short four-game history.

1905WILDCATS PLAY CHICAGO CUBS

April 6, 1905: The Chicago Cubs made a stop in Manhat-

tan to face Kansas State. The team, which included the

Cubs’ most famous double play combination of all-time,

Tinker, Evans and Chance, was on their way back to

Chicago after completing spring training in Arizona and

stopped off to play the Aggies. No box score remains, but

the Cubs did win, 13-0.

1905THE FIRST EXTRA-INNING GAME

May 2, 1905: Kansas State played its first extra-inning af-

fair in school history, as the Aggies won it, 6-5, over Friends

University of Wichita, Kan.

1906BACK-TO-BACK NO-HITTERS

April 17, 1906: Arthur Furey pitched the first no-hitter in

Kansas State baseball history in a 13-0 win over the Col-

lege of Emporia. Three days later, Carl Mallon matched

Furey’s feat in the team’s next outing with a no-hitter

against Ottawa University.

Accounts in newspapers reported:

“The game was played on a muddy field and there was a

rabbit chase across the diamond.”

1907FIRST SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP

1907: Legendary coach Mike Ahearn, who coached nearly

every sporting team at Kansas State during his tenure and

later served as the school’s first athletics director, led the

Wildcats to a 19-4 overall record en route to the Topeka

Conference title. This baseball championship is believed to

be the first by a varsity sport in K-State history.

1908FIRST DOUBLEHEADER

June 6, 1908: Kansas State played its first-ever double-

header on this date and sweeps archrival Kansas, 2-1 and

1-0. H.S. Baird pitched both games of the doubleheader.

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1911MIKE AHEARN RETIRES

1911: Legendary coach Mike Ahearn retires as Kansas

State’s most successful baseball coach in history with a

.734 winning percentage. In eight seasons as the head

coach, he led the Wildcats to victory 93 times and suffered

only 33 defeats.

1928MISSOURI VALLEY CHAMPS

1928: Kansas State concluded the season with a 10-2 Mis-

souri Valley Conference record to finish atop the standings.

Led by Captain Guy Huey, the Wildcats finished the season

with an 11-3 overall record and won their first baseball

title in 20 years.

1930BIG SIX CHAMPS

1930: Kansas State finished 9-3 in the Big Six Conference

and tied for first place.

1933BIG SIX CHAMPS AGAIN

1933: Kansas State and Oklahoma ended the season as

co-champions of the Big Six Conference. KSU finished the

season with a 9-3 overall record and 3-2 in Big Six play.

1933FIRST BIG-LEAGUER

1933: Elden Auker becomes the first Kansas State gradu-

ate to play in the Major Leagues when he broke in with

the Detroit Tigers. Auker would spent the next 10 years in

the big leagues with the Tigers, the Boston Red Sox and St.

Louis Browns. He would post a career 4.42 ERA and 130-

101 record with 126 complete games and 14 shutouts. He

would post his best season in 1935, as he finished with an

18-7 record.

1940MYERS COACHES ONE SEASON

1940: The namesake of Kansas State’s baseball stadium,

Frank Myers spent just one season as a baseball coach,

guiding the Wildcats to an 11-5 overall mark with co-head

coach Dougal Russell. In 1967, the field was dedicated in

his name. In 2002, the field was re-named Frank Myers

Field at Tointon Family Stadium.

1941CATS PLAY FIRST NIGHT GAME

May 6, 1941: Kansas State played its first home night

game. Oklahoma beat the Wildcats, 3-2, at Griffith Park in

Manhattan.

1952WOODS BREAKS COLOR BARRIER

1952: Earl Woods (1932-2006) became the first African-

American baseball player in Big Seven Conference history.

The father of professional golfer Tiger Woods, Earl was

forced to stay in all-black hotels and away from his team-

mates on road trips.

1958BADER NAMED ALL-BIG EIGHT

1958: Kansas State outfielder Paul Bader became the first

player in history to be selected to the All-Big Eight team.

1961FRANK MYERS FIELD OPENS

1961: After playing for years at Griffith Park in Downtown

Manhattan, Kansas State finally got its own ballpark, as

the university opened Frank Myers Field in 1961. The Wild-

cats celebrated the opening with an 11-0 shutout of Iowa

State.

1969ARNOLD FIRES PERFECT GAME

April 22, 1969: Freshman pitcher Mark Arnold hurled the

only perfect game in Kansas State history. He retired 27

straight Ottawa batters to earn the 3-0 victory.

K-State’s First Conference Title | 1907

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1973FIRST ALL-AMERICAN

1973: Although there seems to have been All-Americans

before the 1973 season, freshman pitcher Andy Replogle

was the first Kansas State player in recorded history to be

selected to an All-American team. Replogle later played

two seasons with Milwaukee in 1978-79.

1974RECORD 14 BIG EIGHT WINS

1974: Kansas State set a school record by winning 14 Big

Eight games against only seven losses. The Cats finished

second in the league race.

1976RANDALL BREAKS IN WITH TWINS

1976: Former Wildcat Bobby Randall, who coached at both

Iowa State and Kansas in the Big 12 , began his six-year

major league career with the Minnesota Twins. He would

post a career .257 average with 154 runs scored and 91

RBI in his days as a Twin.

1976POWER STRIKES OUT 19

March 18, 1976: Ted Power set a single-game record with

19 strikeouts against Wayne State. Power, who still holds

the single-season mark with 99 strikeouts, spent 13 years

in the Major Leagues, playing for the Dodgers, Reds, Roy-

als, Cardinals, Pirates and Indians.

1978DAVE BAKER BECOMES FIRST

AFRICAN-AMERICAN COACH

1978: Twenty years after Earl Woods broke the color bar-

rier as a player in the Big Eight Conference, Dave Baker be-

comes the first African American baseball coach at a Big

Eight institution. Baker would guide the Wildcats to 137

wins from 1978 to 1983.

1983CATS ADVANCE TO FIRST

BIG 8 TOURNEY

May 7, 1983: By posting a 3-2 victory over Iowa State, K-

State qualified for the Big Eight Tournament for the first

time since 1977.

1990CLARK NAMED COACH OF THE YEAR

May, 1990: Kansas State’s head coach Mike Clark is

named the Big Eight Coach of the Year after leading the

Wildcats to a second-place finish in the league race. He

was the first coach to earn such an honor.

1991CLARK BECOMES SCHOOL’S

WINNINGEST COACH

March 21, 1991: Mike Clark won his 139th game as

Kansas State’s head coach with an 18-7 victory over his

alma mater, Missouri Western, at Frank Myers Field, sur-

passing Phil Wilson (138) for K-State’s career lead in coach-

ing victories.

1992WILSON NAMED BIG 8

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

May 18, 1992: Shortstop Craig Wilson became the first-

ever Wildcat to be named Big Eight Player of the Year. The

holder of numerous school records, Wilson was named a

first team All-American in 1992 by Baseball America after

leading the team with a .416 batting average, 54 runs

scored, 62 RBI and eight home runs. Wilson was later

named to the 1992 Olympic Team which captured the

bronze medal.

1997POEPARD BREAKS HR RECORD

April 30, 1997: Designated hitter Scott Poepard hits two

home runs in Kansas State’s 11-1 victory over Bethany and

became K-State’s career home run leader with 31.

1998FRANK MYERS FIELD RENOVATED

1998: After the final game of the season a ground break-

ing ceremony was held to begin the renovation of Frank

Myers Field. The press box and grand stands were torn

down and a new playing surface was installed. Every facet

of the stadium would be improved by the 2002 season in

the $3.1 million dollar renovation, including a new press

box with luxury suites, a 3,150-square-foot locker room

complete with team and training rooms.

1999THE 55-GAME ROAD TRIP

1999: After delays, renovation was slowed and the playing

surface of Frank Myers Field was not complete. The 1999

Wildcats would play a 55-game schedule without a home

field, thus meaning 44 games were played outside the city

limits of Manhattan, Kan. On the year, the team travelled

17,500 miles and played at 19 different sites.

1999WEISHAAR SETS BATTING RECORD

1999: Sophomore Kasey Weishaar finished with a single-

season record .429 batting average. Over the 55-game sea-

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son, Weishaar never went more than seven at-bats without

a hit. For his outstanding season, Weishaar was selected

to the All-Big 12 first team.

2000K-STATE BASEBALL

CELEBRATES 100 YEARS

2000: Kansas State celebrated the 100th year of Wildcat

baseball during the 2000 season. In celebration of the cen-

tennial of the sport, university officials had an All-Century

Celebration Weekend on May 5-7 during the three-game

series with Kansas. The celebration weekend included a

golf outing for former lettermen at Colbert Hills Golf

Course in Manhattan and a cookout for friends and family

prior to Friday’s game. The university also named 21 players

to the All-Century team and introduced them individually

prior to Saturday’s game. The players were formally hon-

ored at the All-Century Dinner that evening.

2002CLARK EARNS MILESTONE WINS

March 18, 2002: Head coach Mike Clark became the first

K-State coach in any team sport to post 400 wins, earning

his 400th win in the Wildcats’ 8-7 win over UW-Milwaukee.

He would earn career win No. 700 at Texas Tech on April 7.

He is the fourth-longest tenured coach in school history.

2002CATS ADVANCE TO FIRST

BIG 12 TOURNAMENT

May 12, 2002: After winning the first two games against

Missouri, a rainout on Sunday gave the Wildcats their first

trip to the Big 12 Tournament after three years of heart-

breaking close calls. In its first postseason trip since the

1996 season, Kansas State proved its medal against the

best, overcoming a 12-inning loss to nationally-ranked

Texas Tech in the opening game to post back-to-back up-

sets of nationally-ranked Baylor and the Red Raiders before

losing to eventual tournament runner-up Nebraska in the

semifinals. With the win over Texas Tech, K-State achieved

a 30-win season for the ninth time in school history and

for the first time since 1997.

2003BRAD HILL NAMED 20TH

HEAD COACH AT K-STATE

June 3, 2003: After an ultra-successful nine-year stint as

the head coach at Central Missouri State in Warrensburg,

Mo., Brad Hill was named the 20th head baseball coach at

Kansas State. The winningest Division II coach in the na-

tion, Hill guided the Mules to an impressive 418-91 (.821)

overall record during his nine-year tenure. The seven-time

Central Region Coach of the Year, Hill led the school to the

NCAA Tournament each of his nine seasons, including

seven trips to the College World Series and a national title.

2005CATS KNOCK OFF NO. 1 TEXAS

April 3, 2005: Kansas State rallied for two runs in the sev-

enth and one more in the ninth and withstood a Texas rally

in the ninth as the Wildcats knocked off the top-ranked and

eventual national champion-Longhorns, 5-3, in the final

game of a three-game series before 5,150 fans at Disch-

Falk Field. The win was the first-ever for the Wildcats over

a top-ranked team and the first over Texas in 17 tries.

2008K-STATE TO BIG 12 TITLE GAME

May 21-25, 2008: Kansas State, playing in just its sec-

ond-ever Big 12 Championship, traveled to Bricktown Ball-

park winners of its last three games. The Wildcats kept the

momentum going as they defeated No. 6 Oklahoma State,

3-2, to open the tournament, but then lost to No. 7 Ne-

braska, 5-2. On Saturday, Nebraska dropped its game to

Oklahoma State, which meant K-State needed to defeat

Baylor to advance. The Cats, down 2-1 in the bottom of the

sixth, scored a pair of runs and held on down the stretch

to move on to the program’s first title game appearance.

2009CATS SET SEASON MARK FOR WINS,

EARN FIRST NCAA TOURNAMENT BERTH

May 29-June 1, 2009: Kansas State recorded its most

successful season in school history by winning a program-

record 43 games and earned a spot in its first ever NCAA

Regional. K-State also set a school-record with 14 Big 12

victories and finished fourth in the conference, its highest

league finish since 1995. With the ultra-successful season,

the Wildcats were ticketed to Reckling Park on the campus

of Rice University for its first ever regional. The Wildcats

won its first regional game, a 16-8 victory over Xavier.

Kansas State then faced host school and No. 6 ranked Rice

in what could be labeled the biggest win in program his-

tory when the Wildcats topped the Owls, 7-6, to advance

to the regional final. And although the Cats dropped the

next to games to end the season, the Wildcats can look

back at the 2009 campaign as the one that reset the bar

in terms on success in baseball at Kansas State.

2009HILL, MORRIS GRAB NATIONAL HONORS

2009: Head coach Brad Hill earned Big 12 Coach of the

Year honors, becoming the first Kansas State coach since

Mike Clark in 1990 to be named conference coach of the

year. Hill guided Kansas State to a 43-win season, including

14 conference victories to finish fourth in the league, all

school bests. The Wildcats also earned their highest ranking

in school history as they were No. 10 in the Baseball Amer-

ica Top 25 earlier in the season. Junior right-handed pitcher

A.J. Morris was named the Big 12 Pitcher of the Year and

was the school’s first ever consensus All-American after

setting the school record with 14 victories and the seventh-

lowest ERA at 2.09.

MILESTONE KANSAS STATE WINS

• 1 at Fort Riley 4-3 4/10/1897 H.W. Wagner • 100 Bethany 8-0 3/30/09 Mike Ahearn • 200 Baker 8-4 5/18/23 E.C. Curtiss • 300 Kansas 11-6 1937 Wes Fry • 400 at Memphis Naval 11-8 4/6/54 Ray Wauthier • 500 at Emporia State 7-5 4/26/67 Bob Brashier • 600 Iowa State 3-2 4/20/73 Phil Wilson • 700 vs. Kansas 8-3 5/8/76 Phil Wilson • 800 Marymount 7-6 3/25/81 Dave Baker • 900 Morningside 24-0 3/24/85 Gary Vaught • 1000 vs. US International 7-4 3/14/89 Mike Clark • 1100 vs. Manhattan 9-1 3/13/92 Mike Clark • 1200 Oral Roberts 14-12 5/8/96 Mike Clark • 1300 at LSU 9-8 2/10/01 Mike Clark • 1400 St. Francis 30-4 3/6/05 Brad Hill • 1500 Oklahoma State 4-3 3/28/08 Brad Hill

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FRONT ROW (L to R): James Allen, Adam Muenster, Carter Jurica, Matt Giller, Evan Marshall, Jake Brown, Dane Yelovich, Rob Vaughn, Todd Vogel, Bat Boy Dalton Bargo, Jordan Cruz, Drew Biery, LanceHoge, Daniel Dellasega, David Masters, Ryan Daniel, Jason King, Mark Joukoff, Josh Crockett, Nick Martini. BACK ROW: Justin Bloxom, Dan Rumsey, A.J. Morris, Strength Coach Scott Bird, Athletic TrainerBrandon Yoder, Assistant Coach Andy Sawyers, Assistant Coach Sean McCann, Head Coach Brad Hill, Assistant Coach Craig Ringe, Graduate Manager Matt Ueckert, Student Manager Mike Bargo, Directorof Operations Justin Tadtman, Kayvon Bahramzadeh, Mike Kindel, Kyle Hunter, Thomas Rooke, Matt Applegate.

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Lindgren, rf 3 1 1 0Farrell, ph/rf 1 0 0 0

Thomas, 1b 5 1 1 1Conley, ss 4 1 2 1Freking, dh 5 2 3 3Brown, lf 3 1 2 0Bonnikson, ph 1 0 0 0

McCambridge, 3b 4 1 1 1Pasono, cf 2 0 1 0Kleifges, ph/cf 1 0 0 0Totals 38 8 14 7

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Xavier IP H R ER BB SORichard 2.1 8 8 8 1 0Shirley 0.1 3 4 4 2 1Liska 3.0 5 4 4 3 1Koors, Tyler 2.1 1 0 0 0 3

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Win - Hoge (6-4). Loss - RICHARD (4-1).

h^kp^p=pq^qb=T=EQPJNSJNFPlayer AB R H RBIMuenster, dh 5 2 2 0Jurica, 2b 4 2 1 0Martini, lf 5 0 3 4Bloxom, 1b 3 1 1 2King, 3b 4 0 2 0Biery, ss 4 1 2 0Cruz, rf 4 0 2 1Vaughn, c 4 0 0 0Yelovich, cf 3 1 0 0Totals 36 7 13 7

of`b=S=EQMJNSFPlayer AB R H RBIHolt, 2b 4 2 1 0Hague, ss 4 0 2 0Seastrunk, dh 4 1 2 1 Gonzales-Luna, pr 0 0 0 0Rendon, 3b 5 0 1 1Mozingo, rf 5 0 1 2Fuda, lf 5 0 2 0Manuel, c 4 0 0 0Sultzbaugh, cf 4 2 3 0Comerota, 1b 4 1 1 1Totals 39 6 13 5

Kansas State IP H R ER BB SOMorris 9.0 13 6 5 2 2

Rice IP H R ER BB SOBerry 8.0 11 4 3 0 6Evers 0.2 2 3 3 0 1Rogers 0.1 0 0 0 0 0

Score by Innings R H EKansas State 011 001 013 7 13 3Rice 210 000 003 6 13 1

Win - Morris (14-1). Loss - Berry (7-1).

of`b=U=EQOJNSFPlayer AB R H RBIHolt, 2b 4 1 1 0Hague, ss 5 1 1 1Seastrunk, c 4 2 1 0Rendon, 3b 3 1 2 2Mozingo, rf 4 0 1 2Sultzbaugh, cf 3 1 2 0Lewis, dh 2 0 0 0 Rathjen, ph 1 0 0 0 Buenger, ph 1 1 1 3Fuda, lf 4 1 2 0Comerota, 1b 2 0 0 0Totals 33 8 11 8

h^kp^p=pq^qb=M=EQPJNTJNFPlayer AB R H RBIMuenster, dh 3 0 1 0Jurica, 2b 3 0 0 0Martini, lf 4 0 0 0Bloxom, 1b 3 0 1 0King, 3b 3 0 0 0Biery, ss 3 0 0 0Cruz, rf 3 0 0 0Vaughn, c 3 0 1 0Yelovich, cf 3 0 0 0Totals 28 0 3 0

Rice IP H R ER BB SOTaylor Wall 9.0 3 0 0 1 4

Kansas State IP H R ER BB SOVogel 4.1 6 3 3 3 0Marshall 0.2 2 2 2 1 0Rooke 1.0 0 0 0 1 0Applegate 1.0 0 0 0 0 0Daniel 2.0 3 3 3 1 0

Score by Innings R H ERice 000 140 030 8 11 1Kansas State 000 000 000 0 3 1

Win - Wall (7-5). Loss - Vogel (4-2).

h^kp^p=pq^qb=Q=EQPJNUJNFPlayer AB R H RBIMuenster, dh/lf 5 2 1 0Jurica, 2b/ss 3 0 0 0 Masters, ph 1 0 0 0Martini, lf/cf 4 0 2 0Bloxom, 1b 4 1 1 2 Giller, 1b 0 0 0 0King, 3b 4 1 2 2Biery, ss 4 0 1 0 Brown, 2b 0 0 0 0Cruz, rf 1 0 0 0 Kindel, rf 0 0 0 0Vaughn, c 4 0 0 0 Dellasega, c 0 0 0 0Yelovich, cf 4 0 0 0Totals 34 4 7 4

of`b=NP=EQPJNSFPlayer AB R H RBIHolt, 2b 6 2 3 1Hague, ss 5 2 3 3Seastrunk, c 4 1 1 3Rendon, 3b 5 1 3 0Sultzbaugh, cf 4 0 0 0Fuda, lf 4 3 4 1Mozingo, rf 1 1 0 0 Lewis, ph/rf 2 0 1 1Comerota, 1b 5 3 4 2Rathjen, dh 1 0 0 0 Buenger, ph/dh 2 0 1 1 Gonzales-Luna, pr/dh1 0 0 0Totals 40 13 20 12

Kansas State IP H R ER BB SORooke 3.0 4 4 4 3 2Allen 1.0 6 5 5 0 1Hoge 0.1 3 1 1 0 0Applegate 2.2 3 1 1 0 1Bahramzadeh 0.1 4 2 2 0Crockett 0.2 0 0 0 0 1

Rice IP H R ER BB SOHaynes 2.2 3 2 2 0 1Reckling 4.0 3 2 0 1 3Rogers 0.1 1 0 0 1 1Berry 2.0 0 0 0 0 0

Score by Innings R H EKansas State 011 000 200 4 7 2Rice 200 620 12X 13 20 2

Win - Reckling (2-2). Loss - Rooke (5-2).

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FRONT ROW (L to R): Tyler Giannonatti, Chase Graskewicz, Ryan Moore, Tanner Witt, Tyler Sturges, Blair DeBord, Brad Clement. SECOND ROW: Nick Cocking, Carter Jurica, Jake Brown, Adam Muenster,Ryan Daniel, Nick Martini, Matt Applegate, Thomas Rooke, Jason King. THIRD ROW: Strength Coach Scott Bird, Graduate Manager Matt Ueckert, Assistant Coach Andy Sawyers, Head Coach Brad Hill,Assistant Coach Sean McCann, Volunteer Assistant Coach Anthony Everman, Graduate Manager Matt Plante, Athletic Trainer Craig Tweedy, Director of Baseball Operations Justin Tadtman. FOURTH ROW:James Allen, Evan Marshall, Jake Doller, Robert Hawkins, Kyle Hunter, Justin Lindsey, Mike Kindel, Matt Giller, Kayvon Bahramzadeh, Daniel Dellasega, Kent Urban.

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h^kp^p=pq^qb=T=EPSJONFPlayer AB R H RBIMuenster, 3b 3 1 2 0Jurica, ss 5 0 2 1Martini, cf/lf 4 0 0 0Dellasega, c 4 2 0 0Urban, 1b 5 1 2 0Kindel, rf 4 0 1 1 DeBord, ph 0 0 0 0 Applegate, pr 0 0 0 0Giller, lf 3 1 1 1 Moore, cf 1 0 0 0Graskewicz, dh 4 1 1 1Brown, 2b 3 0 2 2 Witt, ph/2b 1 0 0 0Totals 37 6 11 6

t^pefkdqlk=pq^qb=U=EPRJOMFPlayer AB R H RBIJohnson, cf 4 1 1 1 Claussen, ph/lf 1 0 0 0Bartlett, 2b 5 3 3 2Jones, rf 5 1 2 1Fanelli, dh 4 1 2 2Weber, 1b 3 0 1 1 Peterson, 1b 0 0 0 0Jacobs, lf 3 0 0 0 Kuykendall, ph/lf 1 0 1 1Vucinich, ss 4 0 0 0Argyropoulos, 3b 4 1 1 0Ponciano, Jay c 2 1 1 0Totals 36 8 12 8

Kansas State IP H R ER BB SOHunter 6.1 8 5 4 1 6Marshall 0.2 2 1 1 0 0Allen 1.0 2 2 2 1 1

Washington St. IP H R ER BB SOArnold 5.2 8 4 4 2 4Shewey 2.0 3 2 1 1 0Lambert 0.1 0 0 0 0 1Conley 1.0 0 0 0 1 2

Score by Innings R H EKansas State 000 103 200 6 11 1Washington St. 000 120 32X 8 12 2

Win - Lambert (5-1). Loss - Allen (5-1). Save - Conley (12).

h^kp^p=pq^qb=V=EPTJONFPlayer AB R H RBIMuenster, 3b 5 1 1 0Jurica, ss 4 2 2 2Martini, cf/lf 4 0 2 3Dellasega, c 5 0 2 1Urban, 1b 4 1 0 0Giller, lf 5 0 0 0 Moore, cf 0 0 0 0Kindel, rf 4 2 3 1Graskewicz, dh 4 2 3 1Witt, 2b 3 1 1 1 Brown, 2b 0 0 0 0Totals 38 9 14 9

do^j_ifkd=pq^qb=U=EOOJPOFPlayer AB R H RBIWolfe, ss 5 0 1 2Mazierski, 3b 5 0 2 0Barney, 2b 5 1 1 0Kletke, 1b 3 1 1 1 Gill, pr 0 1 0 0 Page, 1b 1 0 0 0Simmons, dh 3 0 0 0 Morales, ph 1 0 0 0Roby, lf 4 2 3 1Shelby, cf 3 1 2 2Smith, c 4 0 2 2Kelley, rf 4 2 1 0Totals 38 8 13 8

Kansas State IP H R ER BB SOBahramzadeh 6.1 7 5 5 0 3Giannonatti 0.2 2 1 1 0 0Sturges 0.0 1 2 2 0 0Allen 2.0 3 0 0 0 3

Grambling State IP H R ER BB SOTurner 5.0 12 9 8 4 2Brown 2.0 1 0 0 0 1Breaux 1.0 1 0 0 0 1Bautista 1.0 0 0 0 1 1

Score by Innings R H EKansas State 121 140 000 9 14 0Grambling State 010 001 420 8 13 1

Win - Bahramzadeh (2-3). Loss - Turner (5-6). Save - Allen (9).

t^pefkdqlk=pq^qb=V=EPSJONFPlayer AB R H RBIKuykendall, cf 5 1 3 2Bartlett, 2b 4 1 2 0Jones, rf 5 1 2 5Fanelli, dh 5 1 1 1Weber, 3b 4 1 2 0Jacobs, lf 2 0 0 0 Claussen, ph/lf 2 0 0 0Peterson, 1b 3 1 0 0Vucinich, ss 4 2 2 1Ponciano, Jay c 4 1 0 0Totals 38 9 12 9

h^kp^p=pq^qb=S=EPTJOOFPlayer AB R H RBIMuenster, 3b 3 1 0 0Jurica, ss 5 2 2 1Martini, cf/lf 4 2 3 3Dellasega, c 5 1 2 0Urban, 1b/rf 4 0 0 1Kindel, rf 2 0 0 0 Moore, ph/cf 2 0 1 0Giller, lf/1b 4 0 0 0Graskewicz, dh 4 0 2 1 Applegate, pr 0 0 0 0Brown, 2b 3 0 1 0 Witt, ph/2b 1 0 0 0Totals 37 6 11 6

Washington St. IP H R ER BB SOWise 2.2 7 6 6 2 4Ochoa 4.1 2 0 0 0 4Ratigan 0.1 1 0 0 0 0Shewey 0.1 0 0 0 1 1Harvey 1.1 1 0 0 1 0

Kansas State IP H R ER BB SOLindsey 5.0 8 7 7 1 6Rooke 0.2 2 2 2 1 0Marshall 3.1 2 0 0 0 3

Score by Innings R H EWashington St. 010 026 000 9 12 2Kansas State 204 000 000 6 11 0

Win - Ochoa (2-2). Loss - Lindsey (4-4). Save - Harvey (3).

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Game 57: June 4, 2010 • Baum Stadium • Fayetteville, Ark.

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Game 58: June 5, 2010 • Baum Stadium • Fayetteville, Ark.

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TEAMBATTINGAt-Bats: 38, twiceRuns Scored: 16, vs. Xavier (5/29/09)Hits: 17, vs. Xavier (5/29/09)Doubles: 5, twiceTriples: 1, vs. Xavier (5/29/09)Home Runs: 3, vs. Xavier (5/29/09)RBI: 16, vs. Xavier (5/29/09)Left on Base: 10, twice

PITCHINGRuns Allowed: 13, vs. Rice (6/1/09)Hits Allowed: 20, vs. Rice (6/1/09)Strikeouts: 9, vs. Washington State (6/6/10)

MISCELLANEOUSLongest Game (Innings): 9, seven timesGame Length: 3:30, vs. Washington State (6/6/10)Largest Crowd: 5,375, vs. Grambling State (6/5/10)

INDIVIDUALBATTINGAt-Bats: 5, numerous timesRuns Scored: 3, twiceHits: 3, five timesDoubles: 2, twiceTriples: 1, Carter Jurica vs. Xavier (5/29/09)Home Runs: 2, Justin Bloxom vs. Xavier (5/29/09)RBI: 5, twice

PITCHINGInn. Pitched: 9.0, A.J. Morris vs. Rice (5/30/09)Runs Allowed: 7, Justin Lindsey vs. Wash. St. (6/6/10)Hits Allowed: 13, A.J. Morris vs. Rice (5/30/09)Strikeouts: 6, twice

ALL-REGIONAL TEAMSHouston (Rice, 2009): Justin Bloxom, Jordan Cruz,Nick Martini, A.J. Morris. Fayetteville (2010): CarterJurica.

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Steve Anson (1973-76; Mishawaka, Ind.): Four-year starter asa first baseman and outfielder for the Wildcats from 1973-76...Named first team All-Big Eight Conference as an outfielder in1974... Ranks among K-State’s Top 10 in six career categories, in-cluding at-bats (579), triples (19) and total bases (325)... Owns thecareer mark for triples with 19 in his four-year career... Led the teamin hits and batting average each of his four seasons as a Wildcat...Posted an impressive senior year in 1976, hitting a team-high .356in 54 games with team-bests in runs (45), hits (62), 2B (11), 3B (six)and RBI (48).

Elden Auker (1930-32; Norcatur, Kan.): One of the greatest ath-letes in Kansas State history... Played football, basketball and base-ball at Kansas State in the late 1920s and early 1930s and wasselected as an All-American in all three sports... Upon graduation,he had offers to play both professional football and baseball, butchose baseball where he embarked on a 10-year major league ca-reer... Played with three different teams in his major league career,including the Detroit Tigers (1933-38), Boston Red Sox (1939) andSt. Louis Cardinals (1940-42)... Saw action in 333 games in hismajor league career with 261 starts... Compiled a 130-101 careerpitching record and 4.42 ERA with 126 complete games and 594strikeouts in 1,963.1 innings pitched... Struck out the legendaryBabe Ruth on four pitches in his first visit to venerable Yankee Sta-dium in New York... Elected to numerous Halls of Fame, includingthe state of Kansas and the inaugural Kansas State Sports Hall ofFame class in 1990... Named to Sports Illustrated’s Top 50 greatestsports figures of the century in the state of Kansas... Auker passedaway in Vero Beach, Fla., in 2006.

David Chadd (1987-88; Wichita, Kan.): Two-year starter at firstbase for the Wildcats from 1987-88... Named second team All-America by both the American Baseball Coaches Association andBaseball America in 1988... First All-American at K-State for headcoach Mike Clark... Earned first team All-Big Eight Conference hon-ors in 1988... Owns the Kansas State career record for batting av-erage with a .388 mark... Ranks among the school’s Top 10 in foursingle-season records, including batting average (.418), hits (84),runs (66) and home runs (11)... Led the team his senior season inhits (84), runs (66), average (.418), while ranking second in doubles(18) and home runs (11)... Transferred from Barton County (Kan.)Community College in 1987... Currently a scout for the DetroitTigers... Was a 2010 inductee to the Kansas Baseball Hall of Fame.

Cary Colbert (1982-84; Manhattan, Kan.): Two-year startingcatcher, outfielder, first baseman and designated hitter for the Wild-cats from 1982-84... Became K-State’s first All-Big Eight Conferenceselection in more than six years when he was named to theleague’s first team in 1984... Ranks among K-State’s Top 10 in ca-reer batting average (.371) and home runs (24)... Also placesamong the school’s Top 10 in single-season batting average (.403)

and RBI (62)... Led the team each of his three seasons in home runsand RBI... Turned in a nice senior season primarily as a designatedhitter, leading the team in runs (27), hits (37), average (.346), RBI(41) and HR (nine).

Sean Collins (1988-89; Venice, Calif.): Two-year starter as a sec-ond baseman and outfielder for the Wildcats from 1988-89...Named honorable mention All-America in 1989... Earned first teamAll-Big Eight Conference honors as an outfielder in 1989... Selectedhonorable mention All-Big Eight Conference in 1988 as a secondbaseman... Ranks fourth in career stolen bases in K-State historywith 54 successful attempts, while he places ninth in career battingaverage with a .356 mark... Ranks third in school history in single-season stolen bases with 33 and fifth in runs with 64... His bestseason as a Wildcats came in 1989 when he posted a .361 battingaverage with a team-high 52 runs on 53 hits... Also tallied 33 RBIand a team-best seven home runs in 1989... Transferred from ElCamino (Calif.) Community College in 1988... Drafted in the 13thround by the Kansas City Royals in 1989.

Bill Droege (1969-72; St. Louis, Mo.): Three-year starter as anoutfielder for the Wildcats from 1969-72... Earned first team All-Big Eight Conference honors as a junior and senior at Kansas Statein 1971 and 1972... Posted his finest season as a junior, leading theteam with a .373 average as well as 30 RBI, six doubles and fourtriples in 1971... Ranked second on the 1971 team in hits (41), runs(24) and home runs (three)... Led the team as a senior in RBI (28)and triples (four), while he ranked second in hits (36) and runs(20)... Drafted in the eighth round by the Chicago Cubs in 1972.

David Hierholzer (1988-90; Overland Park, Kan.): Three-yearstarting pitcher for the Wildcats from 1988-90... Earned first teamAll-Big Eight Conference honors as a starting pitcher in 1989 and1990... Ranks fifth in school history in career strikeouts (192),eighth in wins (15) and 10th in innings pitched (217.1)... Appearedin 43 games for K-State in his career with 28 starts,13 completegames and two saves... Had an impressive senior campaign for theWildcats in 1990, posting a 3.13 ERA and 7-5 record in 15 gameswith eight complete games... Led the 1990 team in game starts(14), wins (seven), ERA (3.13), complete games (eight), inningspitched (97.1) and strikeouts (90)... Transferred from JohnsonCounty (Kan.) Community College in 1988... Signed as a free agentby the Kansas City Royals in 1990.

Bill Huisman (1969-70; Goldfield, Iowa): Two-year starter atsecond base for the Wildcats from 1969-70... Named first team All-Big Eight Conference in both 1969 and 1970... Led the 1969 teamin four categories, including hits (44), runs (32), doubles (nine) andtriples (four), while he ranked second in average (.386) and homeruns (four)... Dropped off offensively as a senior, but still produced

a .278 batting average with 18 runs on 37 hits and 12 RBI and sixdoubles... Signed as a free agent by the Chicago Cubs in 1974.

Wade Johnson (1965-67; Salina, Kan.): Two-year starting pitcherfor the Wildcats from 1965-67... Ranks second in school history incareer ERA with a 2.25 average... Owns the school’s single-seasonrecord for ERA with a 1.09 average in 1966... Saw action in 27games on the mound in his K-State career with an 11-10 recordand 111 strikeouts... Had a remarkable junior year in 1966, postinga 6-2 record and 1.09 ERA with 55 K in 10 games... Allowed justeight earned runs (21 total runs) and issued just 18 BB in 66.1 IP.

Matt Koeman (1995-96; Grand Junction, Colo.): Two-year start-ing pitcher for the Wildcats from 1995-96... Earned first All-BigEight Conference honors as a starting pitcher in 1995 and 1996...Named to the 1995 Big Eight Conference All-Tournament Teamafter tossing a one-run, three-hit complete game victory over na-tionally-ranked and No. 2-seeded Oklahoma State in an 8-1 KansasState win... He struck out six Cowboy batters... Appeared in 28games for KSU in his career with 25 starts and three completegames... Posted a strong senior campaign, compiling a 7-5 recordand 4.90 ERA in 104.2 innings pitched with 84 strikeouts... EarnedBig Eight Conference Pitcher of the Week honors after he tossed atwo-hit complete game in a 7-1 win over defending NCAA cham-pion Oklahoma on April 4, 1995... Led the Big Eight Conference in1995 in strikeouts per nine innings at 10.51... Transferred from Bar-ton County (Kan.) Community College after a one-year stint...Drafted in the 30th round by Cleveland in 1996.

Greg Korbe (1975-78; Hays, Kan.): Three-year starter as an out-fielder for the Wildcats from 1975-78... Twice selected as a firstteam All-Big Eight Conference honoree in 1977 and 1978... Ranksamong the school’s Top 10 in seven career categories, including at-bats (633), hits (218), runs (150), RBI (135), home runs (23) andtotal bases (338)... Places eighth on K-State’s single-season list forbatting average with a .406 mark in 1977... Led the team in runs,hits and doubles in his junior and senior seasons... Posted an im-pressive junior campaign, leading the team in hits (67), runs (39),average (.406), RBI (36), doubles (16) and home runs (nine)...Drafted in the 18th round by Cincinnati in 1977 before opting toreturn to K-State for his senior season... Led the team in hits (57),runs (44), and doubles (eight), while ranking second in average(.348), RBI (32) and home runs (five) during his season year...Drafted in the 26th round by the New York Mets in 1978.

Scott Poepard (1994-97; Forest Lake, Minn.): Four-year starterat second base and designated hitter for the Wildcats from 1994-97... Selected three times to the all-conference team... Earned firstteam All-Big Eight honors in 1995 and honorable all-conferenceaccolades in 1996 as a second baseman... Selected second team

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DAVID CHADD1987-88

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All-Big 12 by the conference coaches and Dallas Morning News in1997... Owns the Kansas State career records for at-bats (855), hits(284), RBI (204), doubles (61), home runs (37) and total bases(468)... Also owns season records for doubles (23) and home runs(16)... Named to the 1995 Big Eight Conference All-Tournamentteam... Finished among the team leaders in several offensive cate-gories his senior season as his 16 home runs tied him for the teamlead with teammate Heath Schesser, while his at-bat (230), hit (90),RBI (70), and total base (161) numbers were second-best single to-tals ever by a K-State slugger... Named the first Big 12 Player of theWeek on Feb. 17 for his accomplishments at the Arlington MorningNews Invitational... Also earned Big 12 Player of the Week honorson May 5, 1997... Signed as a free agent by Minnesota in 1997.

Ted Power (1974-76; Abilene, Kan.): Two-year starting pitcherfor the Wildcats from 1974-76... Second at Kansas State in single-season strikeouts with 99... Saw action in 21 games in his K-Statecareer with 19 starts and 12 complete games... Posted a 10-8 careerpitching record in 117.1 innings pitched with 148 strikeouts... Re-bounded from an injury-plagued junior season for a solid seniorcampaign in 1976... Compiled a 6-5 pitching record and 2.34 ERAin 73.0 innings pitched his senior year in 11 starts with eight com-plete games... Played for eight different teams in his 13-year majorleague career, including Los Angeles (1981-82), Cincinnati (1983-87; 1991), Kansas City (1988), Detroit (1988), St. Louis (1989), Pitts-burgh (1990), Cleveland (1992-93) and Cleveland (1993)... Led theNational League with 78 appearances in 1984... Spent the 1990season helping Pittsburgh to the National League ChampionshipSeries in 1990 and starting the sixth game.

Bobby Randall (1968-69; Gove, Kan.): Two-year starter at short-stop for the Wildcats from 1968-69... Ranks third in school historyin career batting average with a .371 average... Selected in thefourth round of the secondary phase of the 1968 drafted by the LosAngeles Dodgers after a stellar sophomore season at Kansas Statewhen he hit .310.... However, he opted to continue his collegiatecareer... As a junior in 1969, he led the Wildcats with a .394 battingaverage and earned first team All-Big Eight honors... Following hisjunior campaign, he was once again drafted by the Dodgers thistime in the second round of the draft’s secondary phase... Randallplayed in the Dodgers’ organization for six seasons before beingtraded to the Minnesota Twins following the 1975 season... Postedhis finest season in 1976 as he played in 153 games, hit .267,scored 55 runs and hit his only major league home run... In 1978,he hit a career-best .278... Posted a 424-458-1 record in 16 seasonsas a head baseball coach at Iowa State University (1985-95) andat the University of Kansas (1996-2002)... Inducted into the KansasBaseball Hall of Fame in Wichita, Kan. on Jan. 17, 1998.

Ernie Recob (1963-66; Wichita, Kan.): Three-year starter as anoutfielder from 1963-66... Became K-State’s first-ever two-time firstteam all-conference selection when he was named to the All-BigEight first team in 1963 and 1966... Led the team in steals as a jun-ior and senior with 12 and 11 successful attempts in 1965 and1966... Paced the team his senior season in at-bats (116), hits (45)and runs (21)... Drafted by the New York Yankees in 1966.

Clarence “Perk” Reitemeier (1950-51, 1954; Lafayette, Ind.):Three-year starter as an outfielder and pitcher for the Wildcats from1950-51 and 1954... Led team at the plate as well as from themound... Led the 1950 team with 65 innings pitched and 50 K’s...Paced the 1951 team in batting average (.383) and home runs(four), while he was tied for the team-lead in runs (10), hits (18),singles (12), and RBI (eight)... Posted a 4-4 record from the moundin a team-high 55.2 innings pitched with 16 walks and 35 strike-outs... Came back in 1954 to led the team in innings pitched againand also hit .356.

Andy Replogle (1973-75; Fort Wayne, Ind.): Three-year startingpitcher for the Wildcats from 1973-75... Named second team All-America in 1973... Selected to the first team All-Big Eight Confer-ence team in both 1973 and 1974 as a starting pitcher... HoldsKansas State career records for pitching wins (25) and strikeouts(223)... Ranks eighth in school history with 234.1 innings pitched...Set and then tied the K-State single-season mark for pitching winswith nine in both 1974 and 1975... Compiled a 25-10 career pitch-ing mark and 3.14 ERA in 40 games as a Wildcat with 35 startsand 25 complete games... Drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in1975, he made his major league debut with the Milwaukee Brewersin 1978... In his rookie season, he posted a 9-5 record and a 3.75ERA... He earned his first major league victory on April 16, 1978versus Baltimore as he allowed two runs in 5.2 innings pitched.

Heath Schesser (1995-97; Manhattan, Kan.): Three-year starterat shortstop for the Wildcats from 1995-97... Named third team All-America by the American Baseball Coaches Association and by theNational Collegiate Baseball Writers in 1997... Became K-State’sfirst All-Big 12 Conference selection when he was named to thefirst team in 1997... Selected honorable mention All-Big Eight Con-ference in 1996... Ranks among K-State’s Top 10 in seven careercategories, including hits (215), runs (163), RBI (170), doubles (45),triples (12), home runs (22) and total bases (350)... Owns the schoolsingle-season marks for hits (97), runs (70), RBI (85), home runs(16) and total bases (181) – all accomplished during a remarkable1997 senior season... Also paced the 1997 team in games played(56), batting average (.409), doubles (20), triples (nine), on-basepercentage (.486), slugging percentage (.764)... Ranked among theTop 10 players in the NCAA in RBI/game (1.52) and triples/game(0.14) during the 1997 season... Drafted by the Detroit Tigers in thefifth round in 1997.

Keith “Kite” Thomas (1947; Kansas City, Kan.): One-year starteras an outfielder for the Wildcats in 1947... Very little is known ofThomas’ career at Kansas State due to limited record keeping atthe time... Played major league ball for the Philadelphia Athletics(1952-53) and Washington Senators (1953)... Posted a .250 battingaverage in 75 games in 1952 with 24 runs on 29 hits and 18 RBI...Passed away on Jan. 7, 1995 in Rocky Mount, N.C.

Craig Wilson (1989-92; Franklin Park, Ill.): Regarded as one ofthe best players to ever wear the uniform at Kansas State... Four-year starter at second base and shortstop for the Wildcats from1989-92... Became K-State’s first consensus All-American when hewas named to the Baseball America first team in 1992... Alsonamed to Baseball America’s third team in 1991... Honored as anAll-American by Collegiate Baseball (second team) in 1992... Be-came the first Kansas State player to be named conference Playerof the Year when he was named the Big Eight Player of the Year in1992... Member of the 1992 U.S Olympic Baseball Team... Memberof the 1991 U.S. Pan American Baseball Team... One of only threeplayers in school history to be named to the all-conference teamthree times... Honored as a first team All-Big Eight selection in 1991and 1992 after earning second team all-league honors in 1990...Ranks among K-State’s top five in six career categories, includingplacing second in hits (282), runs scored (181), doubles (58) andtriples (15), and third in at-bats (809) and RBI (176).

Jack Woolsey (1967-69; Kansas City, Kan.): Three-year starteras a center fielder for the Wildcats from 1967-69... Became K-State’s second two-time first team All-Big Eight Conference selec-tion with back-to-back honors in 1967 and 1968... Tied for third onthe school’s career list for triples with 14... Led the team in hits,RBI, triples and home runs in his sophomore and junior seasons...His best season as a Wildcat came in 1968 when he led the teamin hits (37), RBI (33), triples (seven) and home runs (eight), whiletallying a .339 average... Still the highest drafted player in K-Statehistory when he was taken in the second round of the 1969 draftby the San Francisco Giants.

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SCOTT POEPARD1994-97

TED POWER1974-76

PERK REITEMEIER1950-51, 1954

ANDY REPLOGLE1973-75

HEATH SCHESSER1995-97

CRAIG WILSON1989-92

JACK WOOLSEY1967-69

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TOP 10 TEAMSBATTING AVERAGE 1. .339 ....................................1988 2. .326 ....................................1997 3. .323 ................................2010 4. .317 ....................................2009 5. .314 ....................................2002 .314 ....................................2006 7. .313 ....................................1982 8. .310 ....................................1991 9. .309 ....................................2005 10. .306 ....................................1976 RUNS 1. 564 ......................................1988 2. 527 ......................................1997 3. 460 ......................................1996 4. 458 ......................................2009 5. 448 ..................................2010 6. 437 ......................................1991 7. 429 ......................................1995 8. 428 ......................................2005 9. 418 ......................................1982 10. 416 ......................................2002

RUNS PER GAME 1. 9.7 ......................................1988 2. 9.4 ......................................1997 3. 8.5 ......................................1996 4. 8.1 ......................................1995 5. 7.8 ......................................2005 6. 7.3 ..................................2010 7.6 ......................................2002 8. 7.4 ......................................2009 9. 7.3 ......................................1982 7.3 ......................................1991

RUNS BATTED IN 1. 477 ......................................1997 2. 476 ......................................1988 3. 420 ......................................2009 4. 414 ..................................2010 5. 407 ......................................1996 6. 388 ......................................2005 7. 387 ......................................1995 8. 381 ......................................1982 9. 377 ......................................1991 10. 369 ......................................2002

HITS 1. 675 ......................................2009 2. 669 ......................................1997 3. 655 ..................................2010 4. 648 ......................................1988 5. 629 ......................................2002 6. 593 ......................................2005 7. 577 ......................................1991 8. 573 ......................................1999 9. 572 ......................................1996 10. 562 ......................................2006

DOUBLES 1. 145 ......................................1997 2. 126 ......................................1988 3. 123 ......................................1992 123 ......................................1998 123 ......................................2009 6. 122 ..................................2010 7. 120 ......................................2005 8. 119 ......................................1996 9. 111 ......................................2002 10. 104 ......................................1995 104 ......................................2006 TRIPLES 1. 38 ........................................1982 2. 30 ........................................1997 3. 27 ........................................1991 4. 26 ........................................1981 5. 24 ........................................1985 6. 23 ........................................1977 7. 22 ........................................2009 8. 21 ........................................1968 21 ........................................1976 21 ........................................1978

HOME RUNS 1. 75 ........................................1997 2. 63 ........................................1988 3. 58 ........................................2009 4. 56 ........................................1999 5. 54 ........................................1991 6. 53 ........................................1987 7. 52 ........................................1985 8. 51 ........................................2005 9. 48 ........................................1996 10. 46 ........................................1998 STOLEN BASES 1. 149 ......................................2009 2. 138 ......................................1985 3. 120 ..................................2010 4. 110 ......................................1989 5. 105 ......................................2008 6. 100 ......................................1995 7. 98 ........................................1986 8. 84 ........................................1988 9. 83 ........................................1981 10. 80 ........................................2007

GAMES PLAYEDCareer

1. Craig Wilson (1989-92) 2502. Brian Culp (1990-93) 2123. Todd Fereday (1994-97) 2104. David Hendrix (1993-96) 199

Pat Maloney (2000-03) 1996. Adam Muenster (2007-10) 1967. Chris Hess (1993-96) 1938. Scott Poepard (1994-97) 1879. Steve Anson (1973-76) 184

10. Drew Biery (2006-09) 181

Season

1. Justin Bloxom (2009) 62 Carter Jurica (2009) 62 Nick Martini (2009) 62 Jordan Cruz (2009) 62 Jason King (2009) 62 Dane Yelovich (2009) 627. Craig Wilson (1991) 608. Matt Giller (2010) 59

Nick Martini (2010) 59 Adam Muenster (2010) 59 Scott Gilbert (1985) 59 Mark Goodwin (1985) 59

GAMES STARTEDCareer (Since 1989)

1. Craig Wilson (1989-92) 2362. Todd Fereday (1994-97) 2123. Brian Culp (1990-93) 2104. Adam Muenster (2007-10) 2095. Scott Poepard (1994-97) 2086. Pat Maloney (2000-03) 1927. Dave Hendrix (1993-96) 1868. Chris Hess (1993-96) 1779. Kasey Weishaar (1998-2001) 168

10. Drew Biery (2006-09) 163

Season

1. Justin Bloxom (2009) 62 Carter Jurica (2009) 62 Jordan Cruz (2009) 62 Jason King (2009) 62 Dane Yelovich (2009) 626. Nick Martini (2009) 617. Craig Wilson (1991) 608. Nick Martini (2010) 59

Adam Muenster (2010) 5910. Carter Jurica (2010) 58

AT-BATSCareer

1. Scott Poepard (1994-97) 8552. Todd Fereday (1994-97) 8363. Craig Wilson (1989-92) 8094. Adam Muenster (2007-10) 7555. Pat Maloney (2000-03) 7496. Brian Culp (1990-93) 7207. David Hendrix (1993-96) 7128. Chris Hess (1993-96) 6989. Greg Korbe (1975-78) 633

10. Drew Biery (2006-09) 622

Season

1. Adam Muenster (2010) 247 Jason King (2009) 2473. Justin Bloxom (2009) 2444. Carter Jurica (2009) 2385. Carter Jurica (2010) 237

Heath Schesser (1997) 2377. Nick Martini (2009) 2328. Nick Martini (2010) 2319. Scott Poepard (1997) 230

10. Gabe Luttrell (2002) 228 Craig Wilson (1991) 228

Game

9, Yancy Ayres vs. CS-North (4/17/98 at Manhattan)

BATTING AVERAGECareer (Minimum 200 at-bats & 2 years)

1. David Chadd (1987-88) .3882. Nick Martini (2009-10) .3763. Cary Colbert (1982-84) .371 Joe Goedert (1981-82) .371 Bobby Randall (1968-69) .3716. Glynn Perry (1980-82) .3707. Jeff Tuttle (1986-87) .3628. Barrett Rice (2005-06) .3599. Sean Collins (1988-89) .356

10. Pat Maloney (2000-03) .354

Season (Minimum 75 at-bats)

1. Kasey Weishaar (1999) .4292. Otto Kaifes (1985) .4243. David Chadd (1988) .4184. Tom Wheeler (1968) .4175. Nick Martini (2010) .416 Craig Wilson (1992) .4167. Heath Schesser (1997) .4098. Greg Korbe (1977) .4069. Cary Colbert (1983) .403

10. Joe Goedert (1981) .400

RUNS SCOREDCareer

1. Todd Fereday (1994-97) 1892. Craig Wilson (1989-92) 1813. Scott Poepard (1994-97) 1804. Pat Maloney (2000-03) 1785. Chris Hess (1993-96) 1686. Brian Culp (1990-93) 1677. Heath Schesser (1995-97) 1638. Adam Muenster (2007-10) 1619. David Hendrix (1993-96) 153

10. Greg Korbe (1975-78) 150

Season

1. Heath Schesser (1997) 702 Pat Maloney (2002) 66 David Chadd (1988) 664. Adam Muenster (2010) 655. Sean Collins (1988) 646. Chris Hess (1995) 63 Jim Donohue (1988) 638. Carter Jurica (2010) 61

Carter Jurica (2009) 61 Scott Spangenberg (1988) 61

Game

5, Nine Players (most recent) Mike Kindel vs. Western Michigan (3/2/10 at Winter Haven, Fla.)

HITSCareer

1. Scott Poepard (1994-97) 2842. Craig Wilson (1989-92) 2823. Todd Fereday (1994-97) 2734. Pat Maloney (2000-03) 2655. Brian Culp (1990-93) 2486. Adam Muenster (2007-10) 2397. Chris Hess (1993-96) 2198. Greg Korbe (1975-78) 2189. Heath Schesser (1995-97) 215

10. David Hendrix (1993-96) 214

Season

1. Heath Schesser (1997) 972. Nick Martini (2010) 963. Adam Muenster (2010) 944. Scott Poepard (1997) 905. Justin Bloxom (2009) 88 Pat Maloney (2002) 88 Craig Wilson (1991) 888. Craig Wilson (1992) 879. Carter Jurica (2010) 86

10. Carter Jurica (2009) 84 David Chadd (1988) 84

Game

6, Two Players (most recent) Bentson Oleen vs. Bethany (5/7/99 at Manhattan, Kan. )

EXTRA-BASE HITS Career

1. Scott Poepard (1994-97) 94 Todd Fereday (1994-97) 94

Craig Wilson (1989-92) 944. David Hendrix (1993-96) 855. Pat Maloney (2000-03) 846. Brian Culp (1990-93) 837. Heath Schesser (1995-97) 798. Mark English (1998-2001) 729. Steve Anson (1973-76) 70

10. Greg Korbe (1975-78) 68

Season

1. Heath Schesser (1997) 442. Scott Poepard (1997) 373. Carter Jurica (2010) 33

Todd Fereday (1995) 33 Joe Goedert (1982) 336. Justin Bloxom (2009) 327. Todd Fereday (1997) 318. Pat Maloney (2002) 30 Mark English (2000) 30 Yancy Ayres (1998) 30 Craig Wilson (1992) 30


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LONGEST HIT STREAKS1. Nick Martini (2010) 262. Adam Muenster (2010) 25

Chris Hess (1995-96) 254. Otto Kaifes (1987) 245. Pat Maloney (2001) 206. Adam Muenster (2008) 18 Brandon Farr (2006) 18 Matt Miller (1994) 189. Terry Blunt (2005) 17 J.D. Loudabarger (2001) 17 Scott McFall (1992) 17 SINGLESCareer

1. Craig Wilson (1989-92) 1882. Adam Muenster (2007-10) 1833. Pat Maloney (2002-03) 1814. Scott Poepard (1994-97) 1805. Todd Fereday (1994-97) 1796. Brian Culp (1990-93) 1657. Kasey Weishaar (1998-2001) 157 Chris Hess (1993-96) 1579. Greg Korbe (1975-78) 150

10. Carter Jurica (2008-10) 136 Heath Schesser (1995-97) 136

Season

1. Nick Martini (2010) 712. Adam Muenster (2010) 693. Ty Soto (2002) 634. Carter Jurica (2009) 62 Kasey Weishaar (1999) 62 Chris Hess (1995) 627. Chad Tabor (1999) 608. Craig Wilson (1991) 599. Pat Maloney (2002) 58

10. Craig Wilson (1992) 57

DOUBLESCareer

1. Scott Poepard (1994-97) 612. Craig Wilson (1989-92) 583. David Hendrix (1993-95) 574. Todd Fereday (1994-97) 495. Brian Culp (1990-93) 486. Heath Schesser (1995-97) 45 Chris Hess (1993-96) 458. Adam Muenster (2007-10) 449. Drew Biery (2006-09) 41

10. Pat Maloney (2000-03) 40

Season

1. Scott Poepard (1995) 232. Jim Donohue (1988) 223. Adam Muenster (2010) 214. Heath Schesser (1997) 20 Heath Schesser (1996) 20 Joe Goedert (1982) 207. Daniel Dellasega (2010) 19

Steve Murphy (2005) 19 Yancy Ayres (1998) 19 Scott Poepard (1997) 19

Game

3, Nine Times (most recent) Drew Biery vs. Texas Tech (5/10/09 at Manhattan, Kan.)

TRIPLESCareer

1. Steve Anson (1973-76) 192. Craig Wilson (1989-92) 153. Glynn Perry (1980-82) 14 Jack Woolsey (1967-69) 145. Todd Fereday (1994-97) 136. Heath Schesser (1995-97) 127. Antonio Triplett (1981) 11

Stu Steele (1963-65) 119. Joe Goedert (1981-82) 10

Jeff Moore (1976-78) 10

Season

1. Antonio Triplett (1981) 11*2. Joe Goedert (1982) 103. Heath Schesser (1997) 8

Jeff Moore (1977) 85. Garrett Bell (1997) 7

Jack Woolsey (1968) 77. Todd Fereday (1997) 6

Scott Graves (1985) 6 Don Grause (1981) 6 Jeff Sherrer (1979) 6 Steve Anson (1976) 6 Steve Anson (1974) 6 Stu Steele (1966) 6

* Tied for the most in the nation in 1981

Game

2, Six Players (most recent) Josh Cavender vs. Howard (4/15/00 at Manhattan, Kan.)

HOME RUNSCareer

1. Scott Poepard (1994-97) 372. Pat Maloney (2002-03) 363. Todd Fereday (1994-97) 324. David Hendrix (1993-96) 305. Mark English (1998-2001) 29

Brian Culp (1990-93) 297. Otto Kaifes (1984-87) 288. Cary Colbert (1982-84) 249. Greg Korbe (1975-78) 23

10. Heath Schesser (1995-97) 22

Season

1. Scott Poepard (1997) 16 Heath Schesser (1997) 163. Rob Holder (1980) 144. Carter Jurica (2010) 13

Mark English (2000) 136. Justin Bloxom (2009) 12

Jared Goedert (2006) 12 David Hendrix (1994) 12 Brian Culp (1993) 12 Jeff Hulse (1988) 12 Jim Donohue (1988) 12 Jeff Tuttle (1987) 12

Game

3, Four Players (most recent) Jared Goedert vs. South Dakota St. (5/16/06 at Sioux Falls, SD)

RUNS BATTED INCareer

1. Scott Poepard (1994-97) 2042. Todd Fereday (1994-97) 2003. Craig Wilson (1989-92) 1764. Brian Culp (1990-93) 1755. Heath Schesser (1995-97) 1706. Otto Kaifes (1984-87) 1647. David Hendrix (1993-96) 1638. Pat Maloney (2000-03) 1609. Mark English (1998-2001) 143

10. Greg Korbe (1975-78) 135

Season

1. Heath Schesser (1997) 852. Scott Poepard (1997) 703. Carter Jurica (2010) 694. Jeff Hulse (1988) 655. Justin Bloxom (2009) 636. Craig Wilson (1992) 62 Jim Donohue (1988) 62 Cary Colbert (1982) 629. Jason King (2009) 61

10. Nick Martini (2010) 59

Game

10, Bill Barnard vs. Iowa State (5/1/88 at Manhattan, Kan.)

TOTAL BASESCareer

1. Scott Poepard (1994-97) 4682. Todd Fereday (1994-97) 4443. Craig Wilson (1982-92) 4334. Pat Maloney (2000-03) 4295. Brian Culp (1990-93) 3956. David Hendrix (1993-96) 3637. Heath Schesser (1995-97) 3508. Greg Korbe (1975-78) 3389. Steve Anson (1973-76) 325

10. Adam Muenster (2007-10) 313

Season

1. Heath Schesser (1997) 1812. Scott Poepard (1997) 1613. Carter Jurica (2010) 148

Justin Bloxom (2009) 1485. Pat Maloney (2002) 1436. Craig Wilson (1991) 1407. Craig Wilson (1992) 1388. David Chadd (1988) 1359. Nick Martini (2010) 133

10. Todd Fereday (1997) 128

Game

15, Bill Barnard vs. Iowa State (5/1/88 at Manhattan, Kan.)

CRAIG WILSON (1989-92)

A two-time All-American, Wilsonowns the career records for themost games played and started inK-State history.

HEATH SCHESSER (1995-97)

Schesser placed in the top 10 inseven offensive categories in 1997,including hits, runs, RBI, at-bats,extra-base hits, total bases andslugging percentage.

DAVID CHADD(1987-88)

A second team All-American in1988, Chadd set the career battingaverage record with a .388 markfrom 1987-88.


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STRIKEOUTSCareer

1. Scott Poepard (1994-97) 1642. Pat Maloney (2000-03) 1553. Brad Rippelmeyer (1989-91) 1404. Tim Decker (1993-95) 1355. David Hendrix (1993-96) 1336. Byron Wiley (2006-08) 1287. Quinn Cravens (1998-99) 1258. J.D. Loudabarger (1997-2001) 118

Justin Bloxom (2007-09) 11810. Otto Kaifes (1984-87) 117

Season

1. Quinn Cravens (1999) 672. Mike Kindel (2010) 58

Quinn Cravens (1998) 584. Nate Tenbrink (2008) 565. Matt Giller (2010) 53

Glynn Perry (1981) 537. Garrett Bell (1997) 528. Byron Wiley (2008) 51

Tim Decker (1995) 51 Brad Rippelmeyer (1990) 51

WALKSCareer

1. Brian Culp (1990-93) 1512. Adam Green (1993-96) 1243. Adam Muenster (2007-10) 1224. Todd Fereday (1995-96) 1105. Heath Schesser (1995-97) 1066. Otto Kaifes (1984-87) 1047. Pat Maloney (2000-03) 101

Scott Poepard (1995-97) 1019. Tim Decker (1993-95) 95

Joe Goedert (1981-82) 95

Season

1. Chris Bouchard (1995) 482. Adam Green (1995) 46

Jeff Troll (1989) 464. Terry Blunt (2004) 45

Tim Decker (1995) 456. Brian Culp (1993) 44

Sean Collins (1988) 448. Byron Wiley (2007) 439. Adam Muenster (2009) 42

Quinn Cravens (1999) 42 Sean Collins (1989) 42 Otto Kaifes (1986) 42

HIT BY PITCHCareer

1. Daniel Dellasega (2007-10) 422. Eli Rumler (2004-2007) 373. Drew Biery (2006-09) 294. Jordan Cruz (2006-09) 265. Dane Yelovich (2008-09) 25

Tim Doty (1999-03) 257. Ty Soto (2001-03) 228. Carter Jurica (2008-10) 21

Kasey Weishaar (1998-2001) 2110. Chad Tabor (1996-2000) 20

Season

1. Daniel Dellasega (2010) 272. Dane Yelovich (2009) 203. Blair DeBord (2010) 174. Jason Long (2004) 165. Eli Rumler (2007) 15 Ty Soto (2002) 157. Eli Rumler (2006) 148. Tim Doty (2002) 139. Carter Jurica (2009) 12

10. Matt Giller (2010) 11 Graham McAllister (2000) 11 Otto Kaifes (1986) 11

SACRIFICE HITSCareer (Since 1981)

1. Brett Scott (2005-08) 232. Drew Biery (2006-09) 213. Adam Muenster (2007-10) 19

Kasey Weishaar (1998-2001) 194. Chad Tabor (1997-2000) 185. Jason Long (2004) 177. J.D. Loudabarger (1997-2001) 168. Jake Brown (2009-10) 15

Eli Rumler (2004-2007) 1510. Dane Yelovich (2008-09) 14 Tim Decker (1993-95) 14

Season (Since 1981)

1. Jason Long (2004) 17*2. Jake Brown (2010) 143. Brett Scott (2008) 124. Daniel Dellasega (2010) 10

Brandon Farr (2006) 106. Drew Biery (2009) 9 Dane Yelovich (2009) 9 Mark English (1999) 9 Chad Tabor (1998) 910. Matt Giller (2010) 8 Graham McAllister (2000) 8 Jeff Sherrer (1979) 8

* 0.36 sacrifice hits/game was the highest average in the nation in 2004

SACRIFICE FLIESCareer (Since 1981)

1. Kasey Weishaar (1998-2001) 16 Brian Culp (1990-93) 163. Todd Fereday (1994-97) 154. Carter Jurica (2008-10) 145. Jim Donohue (1985-88) 136. David Hendrix (1993-96) 12 Chris Hess (1993-96) 128. Pat Maloney (2000-03) 11 Jeff Ryan (1989-92) 1110. Jason King (2008-09) 10 Scott Poepard (1994-97) 10 Craig Wilson (1989-92) 10 Mike Rosenboom (1988-89) 10

Season (Since 1981)

1. Kasey Weishaar (2000) 102. Pat Maloney (2002) 83. Carter Jurica (2010) 7

Jeff Ryan (1992) 7

Jim Donohue (1988) 76. Five players (most recent) 6 Tim Doty (2002) 6

STOLEN BASESCareer

1. Adam Muenster (2007-10) 782. Tim Decker (1993-95) 613. Russ Ringgenberg (1987-90) 554. Sean Collins (1988-89) 545. Carter Jurica (2008-10) 506. Terry Blunt (2003-2005) 497. Todd Fereday (1994-97) 478. Gary Pridey (1985-86) 469. Dane Yelovich (2008-09) 42 Brian Culp (1990-93) 42 Gary Holub (1973-76) 42

Season

1. Russ Ringgenberg (1989) 432. Tim Decker (1995) 373. Sean Collins (1989) 334. Scott Graves (1985) 305. Gary Pridey (1986) 27 Scott Gilbert (1985) 277. Adam Muenster (2010) 26

Terry Blunt (2005) 269. Todd Petering (1993) 25

10. Adam Muenster (2009) 24 Dane Yelovich (2009) 24

Game

4, Seven Players (most recent) Nate Tenbrink vs. Le Moyne (3/9/08 at Manhattan, Kan.)

SLUGGING PERCENTAGESeason (Minimum 75 at-bats)

1. Heath Schesser (1997) .7642. Scott Poepard (1997) .7003. Mark English (2000) .6914. David Chadd (1988) .6725. Bill Barnard (1988) .6676. Craig Wilson (1992) .6607. Brian Culp (1993) .6498. Pat Maloney (2002) .6479. Kasey Weishaar (1999) .628

10. Carter Jurica (2010) .624

ON-BASE PERCENTAGESeason (Minimum 75 at-bats)

1. Kasey Weishaar (1999) .5212. Brian Culp (1991) .5133. Nick Martini (2010) .5094. Chris Bouchard (1995) .5035. Byron Wiley (2007) .4946. Craig Wilson (1991) .4887. Heath Schesser (1997) .4868. Adam Green (1995) .4859. Chris Hess (1995) .484

10. Adam Muenster (2010) .476

NICK MARTINI(2009-PRESENT)

A second team All-American in2010, Martini posted the longesthitting streak in school history at26 games.

SCOTT POEPARD (1994-97)

Poepard is arguably the greatesthitter in K-State history, holding theschool career marks in at-bats, hits,extra-base hits, doubles, homeruns, RBI and total bases.

ADAM MUENSTER(2007-10)

A First Team All-Big 12 selection in2010, Muenster broke the K-Statecareer steals record with 78, 17more than the previous record.

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GAME APPEARANCESCareer

1. Daniel Edwards (2005-08) 862. Thomas Rooke (2008-10) 833. David Johnson (1994-97) 704. Jason Wells (1997-2000) 685. Chase Bayuk (2005-08) 656. Jon Oiseth (1994-97) 617. Brad Hutt (2005-08) 608. Eric Rollins (2002-05) 599. Trevor Hurley (2006-08) 58 Eric Yanz (1994-97) 58

Season

1. Thomas Rooke (2009) 322. David Johnson (1997) 29 Dan Albrecht (1995) 294. James Allen (2010) 28

Evan Marshall (2009) 28 Daniel Edwards (2008) 287. Evan Marshall (2010) 27

Trevor Hurley (2008) 279. Thomas Rooke (2010) 26

10. Thomas Rooke (2008) 25 Brian Thompson (1997) 25 Brian Thompson (1996) 25 Larry Walty (1995) 25

GAMES STARTEDCareer

1. Jon Oiseth (1994-97) 472. Brad Hutt (2005-08) 463. Eric Yanz (1994-97) 454. Jason Wells (1996-2000) 365. Chase Bayuk (2005-08) 35 Andy Replogle (1973-75) 357. Dan Driskill (1991-93) 348. A.J. Morris (2007-09) 33 Jeff Peterson (1986-89) 3310. Chris Traylor (1995-98) 31 Scott Mach (1975-78) 31

Season

1. Kyle Hunter (2010) 16 A.J. Morris (2009) 16 Brett Bagley (2004) 16 Brandon Peck (1998) 16 Matt Koeman (1996) 166. Lance Hoge (2009) 15 Brad Hutt (2007) 15 Derek Andersen (1999) 159. 12 Players (most recent) 14 Brad Hutt (2008) 14

COMPLETE GAMESCareer

1. Andy Replogle (1973-75) 252. Scott Mach (1975-78) 203. Dave Tuttle (1974-77) 184. Tom Smith (1985-86) 145. Dan Driskill (1991-93) 136. David Hierholzer (1989-90) 12 Neal Hudson (1977-78) 12 Ted Power (1974-76) 12

9. Mickey Fleeman (1981-82) 11 Louie Trujillo (1981-82) 11 Lon Ostrom (1976-77) 11 Dave Klenda (1970-73) 11

Season 1. Tom Smith (1985) 112. Andy Replogle (1974) 93. Five Players 8

PITCHING DECISIONSCareer

1 Brad Hutt (2005-08) 38 (25-13)2. Andy Replogle (1973-75) 35 (25-10)3. Eric Yanz (1994-97) 33 (13-20)

Dan Driskill (1991-93) 33 (17-16)5. Jon Oiseth (1994-97) 30 (13-17)6. A.J. Morris (2007-09) 29 (22-7)

Jeff Peterson (1986-89) 29 (19-10) Scott Mach (1975-78) 29 (17-12)9. Dave Tuttle (1977-74) 28 (17-11)

10. Jason Wells (1997-2000) 27 (11-16)

Season

1. A.J. Morris (2009) 15 (14-1)2. Derek Andersen (1999) 14 (6-8)3. 10 Players (most recent) 13 Brad Hutt (2007) (9-4)

PITCHING SHUTOUTSCareer

1. Mike Hinkle (1987) 2 David Hierhoizer (1990) 2

Season

1. Mike Hinkle (1986-87) 2 David Hierhoizer (1988-90) 2

RELIEF APPEARANCESCareer

1. Daniel Edwards (2005-08) 862. Thomas Rooke (2008-10) 823. David Johnson (1994-97) 654. James Allen (2009-10) 52

Trevor Hurley (2006-08) 526. Brian Thompson (1996-97) 507. B.J. Kissel (2004-06) 498. Evan Marshall (2009-10) 489. Brett Bock (1991-93) 46

10. Bryan Peterson (2005-06) 42 Tim Johnson (1998-99) 42

Season

1. Thomas Rooke (2009) 312. David Johnson (1997) 29

Dan Albrecht (1995) 294. James Allen (2010) 28

Evan Marshall (2009) 28 Daniel Edwards (2008) 287. Trevor Hurley (2008) 27 8. Thomas Rooke (2010) 269. Thomas Rooke (2008) 25

Brian Thompson (1997) 25 Brian Thompson (1996) 25

INNINGS PITCHEDCareer

1. Brad Hutt (2005-08) 326.12. Eric Yanz (1994-97) 290.13. Jeff Peterson (1984-89) 258.04. Jason Wells (1996-2000) 252.25. Jon Oiseth (1994-97) 251.26. Scott Mach (1975-78) 237.27. Dan Driskill (1991-93) 236.28. Andy Replogle (1973-75) 233.19. A.J. Morris (2007-09) 220.0

10. David Hierholzer (1988-90) 217.1

Season

1. A.J. Morris (2009) 116.12. Tom Smith (1985) 114.03. Carlos Torres (2004) 113.24. Matt Koeman (1996) 104.25. Adam Cowart (2005) 100.26. Brad Hutt (2007) 99.27. Brad Hutt (2008) 98.2 Dan Driskill (1992) 98.29. Derek Andersen (1999) 97.2 David Hierholzer (1990) 97.2

WINSCareer

1. Brad Hutt (2005-08) 25 Andy Replogle (1973-75) 253. A.J. Morris (2007-09) 224. Jeff Peterson (1984-89) 195. Dan Driskill (1991-93) 17 Scott Mach (1975-78) 17 Dave Tuttle (1974-77) 178. David Hierholzer (1988-90) 15 Lon Ostrum (1976-77) 1510. Thomas Rooke (2008-10) 14

Season

1. A.J. Morris (2009) 142. Kyle Hunter (2010) 9

Brad Hutt (2007) 9 Dan Driskill (1992) 9 Lon Ostrom (1976) 9 Andy Replogle (1975) 9 Andy Replogle (1974) 98. David Tuttle (1976) 8 Nick Horner (1968) 810. 12 Players (most recent) 7 Brad Hutt (2008)

LOSSESCareer

1. Eric Yanz (1994-97) 202. Jon Oiseth (1994-97) 173. Jason Wells (1996-2000) 16 Dan Driskill (1991-93) 165. Kevin Melcher (2001-03) 15 Rob Merriman (1993-94) 157. Chris Traylor (1995-98) 148. Six Players (most recent) 13

Chase Bayuk (2005-08) Brad Hutt (2005-08)

TOP 10 TEAMSEARNED RUN AVERAGE 1. 2.93 ....................................1966 2. 3.01 ....................................1974 3. 3.54 ....................................1972 4. 3.62 ....................................1967 5. 3.84 ....................................1970 3.84 ....................................1975 7. 3.86 ....................................1973 8. 3.92 ....................................1969 3.92 ....................................1971 10. 3.94 ....................................2006

EARNED RUN AVERAGE(Since introduction of aluminum bat - 1977) 1. 3.94 ....................................2006 2. 4.22 ....................................2005 3. 4.52 ....................................2009 4. 4.68 ....................................2007 5. 5.12 ....................................2008 6. 5.20 ....................................1977 7. 5.23 ....................................2002 8. 5.46 ....................................1979 9. 5.48 ....................................1989 10. 5.54 ....................................2004 STRIKEOUTS 1. 453 ......................................2009 2. 428 ......................................1997 3. 408 ......................................2004 4. 403 ..................................2010 5. 402 ......................................1996 6. 383 ......................................2007 7. 382 ......................................1998 8. 381 ......................................1999 9. 380 ......................................1991 10. 376 ......................................1988

STRIKEOUTS PER 9 INNINGS 1. 8.6 ......................................1969 2. 8.2 ......................................1968 3. 8.0 ......................................1973 4. 7.9 ......................................1967 7.9 ......................................1974 6. 7.8 ......................................1997 7. 7.7 ......................................1972 7.7 ......................................1991 7.7 ......................................1996 7.7 ......................................1998

FEWEST WALKS PER 9 INNINGS 1. 2.3 ......................................2006 2. 2.8 ......................................2009 3. 3.0 ..................................2010 3.0 ......................................2005 5. 3.1 ......................................2008 6. 3.3 ......................................2002 7. 3.5 ......................................1971 8. 3.6 ......................................1964 9. 4.0 ......................................1977 10. 4.1 ......................................2007 FEWEST HITS PER 9 INNINGS 1. 7.3 ......................................1967 2. 7.5 ......................................1968 3. 7.6 ......................................1973 7.6 ......................................1974 5. 7.9 ......................................1969 6. 8.1 ......................................1966 8.1 ......................................1976 8. 8.2 ......................................1972 9. 8.3 ......................................1970 8.3 ......................................1975

FEWEST HITS PER 9 INNINGS(Since introduction of aluminum bat - 1977) 1. 9.1 ......................................1995 2. 9.3 ......................................2007 3. 9.4 ......................................2005 4. 9.7 ......................................1985 5. 9.8 ......................................2006 6. 9.9 ......................................1991 9.9 ......................................2009 8. 10.0 ....................................1997 9. 10.1 ....................................2004 10. 10.3 ....................................1977 10.3 ....................................1992 10.3 ....................................2008 LOWEST OPPONENT BATTING AVERAGE(Since introduction of aluminum bat - 1977) 1. .263 ....................................1995 2. .270 ....................................2005 .270 .................................... 2007 4. .281 ....................................2006 5. .282 ....................................1977 .282 ....................................2009 7. .283 ....................................1991 8. .285 ....................................1997 9. .286 ....................................2004 10. .289 ....................................1992

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Season

1. Brett Bagley (2004) 8 Jim Ripley (2004) 8 Derek Andersen (1999) 8 Jon Oiseth (1994) 8 Rob Merriman (1993) 8 Mike Wilkerson (1984) 87. 10 Players (most recent) 7

Adam Cowart (2006) 7 EARNED RUN AVERAGECareer (Minimum 100 IPs & 2 years)

1. Bob Haney (1969-70) 1.922. Wade Johnson (1965-67) 2.253. Bruce Bennett (1971-72) 2.304. Stu Lindell (1972-74) 2.365. Phil Wilson (1967-69) 2.47

Season (Minimum 50 IPs)

1. Wade Johnson (1966) 1.092. Bob Haney (1970) 1.343. Stu Lindell (1972) 1.694. Dick Skelton (1959) 1.845. Stu Lindell (1974) 1.91

Bruce Bennett (1972) 1.917. A.J. Morris (2009) 2.098. Phil Oliver (1971) 2.229. Ted Power (1976) 2.34

10. James Wesch (1963) 2.43

SAVESCareer

1. Daniel Edwards (2005-08) 262. David Johnson (1994-97) 183. James Allen (2009-10) 144. Bryan Peterson (2005-06) 12

Eric Rollins (2003-05) 126. Brett Bock (1991-93) 107. Andy Silva (1998) 8

Marty Darnell (1986-87) 89. Kelvin Day (2000-2001) 6

Steve Scoville (1988-90) 6 Bill Schafer (1987-88) 6

Season

1. Daniel Edwards (2008) 122. Daniel Edwards (2007) 11

David Johnson (1997) 114. James Allen (2010) 95. Andy Silva (1998) 86. Bryan Peterson (2006) 7

Eric Rollins (2003) 78. Five Players (most recent) 6

Mitch Walter (2002)

HITS ALLOWEDCareer

1. Jason Wells (1996-2000) 3492. Brad Hutt (2005-08) 333

Eric Yanz (1994-97) 3334. Dan Driskill (1991-93) 2785. Chris Traylor (1995-2000) 2666. Jon Oiseth (1994-97) 264

Scott Mach (1975-78) 264

8. Kevin Melcher (2001-03) 2599. Brandon Peck (1997-99) 239 Jeff Peterson (1986-89) 239

Season

1. Brandon Peck (1998) 1262. Matt Koeman (1996) 1203. Carlos Torres (2004) 116 Derek Andersen (1999) 1165. Jason Wells (2000) 113 Zach Kimbell (1988) 1137. Dan Driskill (1992) 1088. Dan Driskill (1993) 1079. Four Players (most recent) 104

Brad Hutt (2008)

RUNS ALLOWEDCareer

1. Eric Yanz (1994-97) 2552. Jason Wells (1996-2000) 2453. Jon Oiseth (1994-97) 2214. Chris Traylor (1995-98) 1925. Brandon Peck (1997-99) 1766. Jeff Peterson (1985-89) 1667. Scott Mach (1975-78) 1638. Kevin Melcher (2001-03) 1609. Chad Duckers (1999-2002) 151

10. Dan Driskill (1991-93) 150 Brad Hutt (2005-08)

Season

1. Matt Koeman (1996) 892. Brandon Peck (1998) 863. Jason Wells (2000) 83 Zach Kimbell (1988) 835. Rob Merriman (1994) 796. Tom Smith (1986) 787. Dan Driskill (1993) 778. Jason Wells (1999) 73 Paul Iseman (1987) 7310. Brett Bagley (2004) 72

EARNED RUNS ALLOWEDCareer

1. Eric Yanz (1994-97) 2012. Jason Wells (1996-2000) 1973. Jeff Peterson (1985-89) 1874. Jon Oiseth (1994-97) 1725. Chris Traylor (1995-98) 1366. Dan Driskill (1991-93) 1347. Brad Hutt (2005-08) 1278. Brandon Peck (1997-99) 1259. Chad Duckers (1999-2002) 122

10. Kevin Melcher (2001-03) 118 Rob Merriman (1993-94) 118

Season

1. Jason Wells (2000) 712. Rob Merriman (1994) 693. Derek Andersen (1999) 664. Zach Kimbell (1988) 615. Brett Bagley (2004) 606. Dan Driskill (1993) 597. Jason Wells (1999) 57

Matt Koeman (1996) 579. Luke Robertson (2001) 56 Tom Smith (1986) 56

STRIKEOUTSCareer

1. Andy Replogle (1973-75) 2232. Eric Yanz (1994-97) 2193. Dave Tuttle (1974-77) 2014. Jason Wells (1996-2000) 1965. Dave Hierholzer (1988-90) 1926. Jon Oiseth (1994-97) 1837. Brad Hutt (2005-08) 1798. Jeff Peterson (1984-89) 1729. A.J. Morris (2007-09) 160 Luke Robertson (2000-2001) 160 Chris Traylor (1995-98) 160

Season

1. A.J. Morris (2009) 1002. Ted Power (1976) 993. Dave Tuttle (1976) 954. Derek Andersen (1999) 915. Jim Ripley (2004) 90 David Hierholzer (1990) 907. Luke Robertson (2001) 878. Matt Koeman (1996) 849. Dan Driskill (1992) 82 Tom Smith (1985) 82

Game

19, Ted Power vs. Wayne State (1976)

WALKSCareer

1. Jeff Peterson (1985-89) 2002. Jon Oiseth (1994-97) 1923. Eric Yanz (1994-97) 1914. Jason Wells (1996-2000) 1505. Gerald Heiman (1960-62) 1116. Dave Tuttle (1974-77) 1107. Chase Bayuk (2005-08) 1098. Rob Merriman (1993-94) 1079. Mark Arnold (1969-72) 105

10. David Johnson (1994-97) 102

Season

1. Jon Oiseth (1994) 632. Jon Oiseth (1997) 623. Rob Merriman (1993) 584. Jason Wells (2000) 56 Brian Hierholzer (1992) 566. Eric Yanz (1994) 557. Louie Trujillo (1982) 548. Jeff Peterson (1989) 53 Zach Kimbell (1988) 5310. John Caresio (1985) 51

WILD PITCHESCareer

1. Chad Duckers (1999-2002) 29 Jim Haller (1988-89) 293. Kevin Wicker (1993-96) 264. Jon Oiseth (1994-97) 24

BRAD HUTT (2005-08)

One of the most consistent pitchersin school history, Hutt owns the ca-reer record for innings pitched,while he is second in gamesstarted.

A.J. MORRIS(2006-09)

A consensus All-American, Morrishad one of the best seasons inschool history as he broke or tiedthe school mark for games started,pitching decisions, innings pitched,wins and strikeouts.

DAVID JOHNSON (1994-97)

Johnson is second in the school’scareer and season marks for ap-pearances and saves.

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Zack Kimbell (1987-88) 246. Jason Wells (1996-2000) 22 Eric Yanz (1995-97) 22 Chris Hmielewski (1989-91) 229. Jared Brite (2001-04) 21

10. Tim Churchman (1991-92) 20

Season

1. Zach Kimbell (1988) 182. Jim Haller (1989) 153. Jared Brite (2001) 14 Jim Haller (1988) 144. Jim Ripley (2004) 12 Chad Duckers (2000) 12 Jim McClellan (1988) 127. Five Players 11

HIT BATTERSCareer

1. Jon Oiseth (1994-97) 272. Matt Koeman (1995-96) 233. Brett Bock (1991-93) 224. Eric Yanz (1994-97) 215. A.J. Morris (2007-09) 20 Brad Hutt (2005-08) 20 Chad Duckers (1999-2002) 20 Jason Wells (1996-2000) 209. Spencer Black (2000-2001) 19

10. James Allen (2009-10) 17 Justin Lindsey (2008, 2010) 17 Chase Mitchell (2005-06) 17 Chris Traylor (1995-98) 17

Kent Hipp (1990-91) 17

Season

1. Jack Witt (1995) 152. Justin Lindsey (2010) 14

Brett Bagley (2004) 144. Chase Mitchell (2005) 13 Matt Koeman (1996) 136. Ross Hawley (2002) 12 Spencer Black (2001) 12 Brett Bock (1992) 129. Five players (most recent) 10 James Allen (2004) 10

FIELDING

TOTAL CHANCESCareer (Since 1978)

1. Mark English (1998-2001) 13042. Justin Bloxom (2007-09) 12673. Rob Vaughn (2006-09) 11104. Craig Wilson (1989-1992) 10005. Drew Biery (2006-09) 9906. Joe Goedert (1981-82) 8737. Otto Kaifes (1984-87) 8728. Jason Bichelmeyer (1996-97) 8669. Todd Fereday (1994-97) 827

10. Chet Savage (1998-99) 812

Season (Since 1978)

1. Justin Bloxom (2009) 6222. Justin Bloxom (2008) 5423. Mark English (1999) 4934. Jason Bichelmeyer (1997) 4835. Brad Harker (1995) 4766. Joe Goedert (1982) 4717. Tim Doty (2003) 4488. Chet Savage (1999) 4439. Mark English (2000) 431

10. Kent Urban (2010) 424

PUTOUTSCareer

1. Mark English (1998-2001) 11902. Justin Bloxom (2007-09) 11663. Rob Vaughn (2006-09) 9744. Joe Goedert (1981-82) 8085. Otto Kaifes (1984-87) 7936. Jason Bichelmeyer (1996-97) 7827. Chet Savage (1998-99) 7288. Chris Hmielewski (1989-91) 6569. Dan Skala (1988-90) 649

10. Jeff Ryan (1989-92) 637

Season

1. Justin Bloxom (2009) 5722. Justin Bloxom (2008) 5013. Mark English (1999) 4574. Joe Goedert (1982) 4385. Jason Bichelmeyer (1997) 4376. Scott Gilbert (1985) 4367. Brad Harker (1995) 4278. Chet Savage (1998) 4039. Tim Doty (2003) 397

10. Mark English (2000) 394

Game

20, Three Players (most recent) Chris Carlson vs. Wichita State (3/17/04 at Manhattan)

ASSISTSCareer

1. Craig Wilson (1989-92) 6162. Heath Schesser (1995-97) 4813. Todd Fereday (1994-97) 4694. Eli Rumler (2004-2007) 4255. Scott Poepard (1994-97) 4216. J.D. Loudabarger (1998-2001) 4117. Drew Biery (2006-09) 4048. Carter Jurica (2008-10) 4019. Chad Tabor (1996-2000) 400

10. Brett Scott (2005-08) 354

Season

1. Heath Schesser (1997) 1852. Carter Jurica (2009) 1843. Craig Wilson (1992) 1824. Drew Biery (2009) 175

Eric Eymann (2005) 1756. Chad Tabor (1999) 1677. Brett Scott (2008) 164

Craig Wilson (1990) 164

9. Carter Jurica (2010) 16110. Scott Poepard (1995) 159

Game

10, Carter Jurica vs. Pacific (2/26/09 at San Diego, Calif.)

ERRORSCareer

1. Todd Fereday (1994-97) 822. Heath Schesser (1995-97) 693. Craig Wilson (1989-92) 654. Scott Poepard (1994-97) 615. J.D. Loudabarger (1997-2001) 546. Jim Donohue (1985-88) 527. Ty Soto (2001-03) 518. Chad Tabor (1996-2000) 479. Scott McFall (1990-93) 44

10. Josh Cavender (1998-2001) 41 Scott Spangenberg (1987-88) 41

Season

1. Kyle Boyer (1999) 322. Ty Soto (2002) 29 Todd Petering (1993) 294. J.D. Loudabarger (1998) 28 Heath Schesser (1996) 286. Ryan Saltzgaber (2004) 27 Todd Fereday (1994) 278. Scott Poepard (1994) 26 Scott Spangenberg (1988) 2610. Dan Skala (1986) 24 Craig Wilson (1990) 24

Bold denotes records set in 2009.

TED POWER(1974-76)

Currently a pitching coach in theminor leagues,Ted Power still ownsthe single-game mark for strike-outs and is second in single-seasonstrikeouts.

ANDY REPLOGLE (1973-75)

A two-time First Team All-Big 8 se-lection, Replogle is considered oneof the program’s best pitchers. Hiscareer strikeout mark of 223 is oneof the oldest records still on thebooks, spanning 35 years.

DANIEL EDWARDS(2005-08)

Edwards, a two-time All-Big 12pick, owns the career and seasonrecords for saves, and is the careerleader in relief appearances.

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MISCELLANEOUS

Games Played, Season: 62 in 1985 (29-33) and 2009 (43-18-1)

Games Won, Season: 43 in 2009 (43-18-1)

Games Lost, Season: 43 in 1994 (13-43)

Highest Winning Pct., Season: .857 in 1912 (12-2)

Lowest Winning Pct., Season: .100 in 1958 (2-18)

Home Games Won, Season: 30 in 1981 (30-6)

Home Games Lost, Season: 17 in 1979 (13-17)

Road Games Won, Season: 13 in 1991 (13-15) and 2009 (13-9-1)

Road Games Lost, Season: 26 in 1994 (3-26)

League Games Won, Season: 14, three occasions 1974 (14-7); 2009 (14-11-1); 2010 (14-12)

League Games Lost, Season: 27 in 1994 (3-27)

Longest Winning Streak: 16 from 2/24/06 to 3/24/06

Longest Losing Streak: 16 from 3/21/03 to 4/15/03

Home Winning Streak: 21 from 5/13/05 to 3/31/06

Home Losing Streak: 10, 5/9/58 to 5/16/59

Road Winning Streak: 6, from 4/26/74 to 3/1/75 and from 4/3/09to 4/25/09

Road Losing Streak: 19, from 5/8/83 to 4/23/84

Conference Winning Streak: 6, four occasions (1934; 1961; 4/12-4/26/68; 4/15-4/23/77)

Conference Losing Streak: 15, two occasions (3/31-4/23/84; 3/29-4/19/86)

Most Games, Opponent: 326, Kansas

Most Wins, Opponent: 164, Kansas

Most Losses, Opponent: 181, Oklahoma

Most Consecutive Wins, Opponent: 24, Friends (1941-current)

Most Consecutive Losses, Opponent: 28, Oklahoma (1982-88)

Largest Victory Margin: 26, vs. St. Francis (30-4) on 3/6/05

Largest Defeat Margin: 27, vs. Kansas (31-4) in 1897

Consecutive Wins to Open Season: 9, two times (1910; 3/10-3/17/79)

Consecutive Losses to Open Season: 8 from 3/14-3/17/73

SINGLE-GAME RECORDSBATTING

At-Bats: 72, vs. Texas (4/9/04)

Runs Scored: 30, vs. Missouri (1934) andvs. St. Francis (2005) *28, vs. Friends (3/1/86) – 28-3 *28, vs. Missouri Western (2/9/96) – 28-7

Hits: 26, four occasions vs. Missouri (4/21/34) vs. Missouri Western (2/9/96) vs. St. Francis (3/6/05) vs. North Dakota State (3/14/05)

Doubles: 11, vs. St. Francis (3/6/05)

Triples: 5, vs. Benedictine (3/14/81)

Home Runs: 7, three occasions (most recent) vs. South Dakota State (5/16/06)

RBI: 27, vs. Western Michigan (3/2/10)

Total Bases: 47, two occasions vs. Benedictine (3/21/78) vs. Missouri Western (2/9/96)

Stolen Bases: 10, two occasions vs. Creighton (3/17/79) and vs. Chicago State (4/27/10)

Sacrifice Bunts: 5, vs. Nebraska (4/26/81)

Times Hit by Pitch: 8, at Wichita State (5/3/00)

FIELDING

Putouts: 60 vs. Texas (4/9/04)

Assists: 22 vs. Wichita State (3/17/04)

Errors: 9, three occasions vs. Haskell Institute (5/8/33) at Northern Iowa (4/26/94) vs. Miami-Ohio (3/14/02)

Total Chances: 71, vs. Troy State (3/1/03)

PITCHING

Strikeouts: 19, vs. Wayne State (3/18/76)

Perfect Game: *Mark Arnold, vs. Ottawa (4/21/69)

No-Hitters: Seven occasions Arthur Furey, vs. Emporia (4/17/1906) *Carl Mallon, vs. Ottawa (4/20/1906) *Mark Arnold, vs. Ottawa (4/21/69) *Andy Replogle, vs. Creighton (3/23/73) *Stu Lindell, vs. Bethany (5/9/74) *Lon Ostrom, vs. Oklahoma State (4/3/76) **Chris Hmielewski, vs. Augustana (3/16/91)

MISCELLANEOUS

Runs Scored, Both Teams: 49, vs. Oklahoma (4/13/86) – 22-27 (L)

Longest Game: 20 innings, vs. Texas (4/9/04)

*Seven Innings**Five Innings

SINGLE-SEASON RECORDSBATTING

At-Bats: 2,126 in 2009 (62 games)

Runs Scored: 564 in 1988 (58 games)

Hits: 675 in 2009 (62 games)

Doubles: 145 in 1997 (56 games)

Triples: 38 in 1982 (56 games)

Home Runs: 75 in 1997 (56 games)

RBI: 477 in 1997 (56 games)

Total Bases: 1,099 in 1997 (56 games)

Batting Average: .339 in 1988 (58 games)

Slugging Percentage: .536 in 1997 (56 games)

On-Base Percentage: .447 in 1988 (58 games)

Stolen Bases: 149 in 2009 (62 games)

Stolen Base Attempts: 194 in 2009 (62 games)

Times Caught Stealing: 45 in 2009 (62 games)

Sacrifice Bunts: 60 in 2004 (56 games)

Sacrifice Flies: 39 in 2002 (55 games)

Walks: 382 in 1995 (53 games)

Strikeouts: 433 in 2008 (58 games)

Times Hit by Pitch: 110 in 2010 (59 games) FIELDING

Putouts: 1,642 in 2009 (62 games)

Assists: 687 in 2009 (62 games)

Errors: Least: 45, two occasions 1967 (29 games) 1968 (29 games) Most: 134 in 1986 (58 games)

Total Chances: 2,396 in 2009 (62 games)

Double Plays: 64 in 2009 (62 games)

Runners Left on Base: 530 in 2010 (59 games)

Highest Fielding Pct.: .973 in 2010

Lowest Fielding Pct.: .934 in 1951 (15 games)

PITCHING

Innings Pitched: 547.1 in 2009 (62 games)

Hits Allowed: Least: 148 in 1959 (13 games) Most: 630 in 2003 (52 games)

Runs Allowed: Least: 108 in 1961 (20 games) Most: 494 in 1994 (56 games)

Earned Runs Allowed: Least: 77 in 1966 (33 games) Most: 394 in 1994 (56 games)

Doubles Allowed: Least: 22 in 1966 (33 games) Most: 136 in 1999 (55 games)

Triples Allowed: Least: 4 in 1980 (44 games) Most: 33 in 1994 (56 games)

Home Runs Allowed: Least: 7, two occasions 1961 (20 games) 1967 (29 games) Most: 66, two occasions 2002 (55 games) 2010 (59 games)

Walks: Least: 76 in 1964 (23 games) Most: 393 in 1994 (56 games)

Strikeouts: Least: 38 in 1959 (13 games) Most: 453 in 2009 (62 games)

Hit Batters: 71, 2003 (52 games)

Wild Pitches: 69 in 1988 (58 games)

Balks: 14 in 2003 (52 games)

Passed Balls: 29 in 1996 (54 games)

Opponent Batting Avg.: Lowest: .216 in 1968 (31 games) Highest: .335 in 2003 (52 games)

Earned Run Avg.: Lowest: 2.93 in 1966 (236.1 IP) Highest: 9.89 in 1959 (91.0 IP)

Shutouts Pitched: 8 in 1969 (32 games)

Complete Games: 31, two occasions 1976 (54 games) 1977 (51 games)

Saves: 16 in 2007 (58 games)

AT-BATSFreshman232, Nick Martini __________________2009Sophomore247, Jason King __________________2009Junior244, Justin Bloxom ________________2009Senior247, Adam Muenster______________2010

BATTING AVERAGEFreshman.346, Steve Anson __________________1973Sophomore.429, Kasey Weishaar ______________1999Junior.409, Heath Schesser________________1997Senior.418, David Chadd ________________1988

HITS Freshman78, Nick Martini __________________2009Sophomore96, Nick Martini__________________2010Junior97, Heath Schesser ________________1997Senior94, Adam Muenster ______________2010

RUNS SCOREDFreshman54, Nick Martini __________________2009Sophomore61, Carter Jurica __________________2009Junior70, Heath Schesser ________________1997Senior67, Ryan Baldwin __________________2003

RUNS BATTED INFreshman50, Brett Reid ____________________1999 Nick Martini __________________2009Sophomore61, Jason King ____________________2009Junior85, Heath Schesser ________________1997Senior70, Scott Poepard __________________1997

DOUBLESFreshman17, Nick Martini __________________2009Sophomore23, Scott Poepard __________________1995Junior20, Heath Schesser ________________1997Senior22, Jim Donohue __________________1988

TRIPLESFreshman7, Garrett Bell ____________________1997Sophomore6, Steve Anson ____________________1974Junior11, Antonio Triplett ________________1981Senior10, Joe Goedert __________________1982

HOME RUNSFreshman7, Brian Culp______________________1990 Todd Fereday __________________1994Sophomore12, David Hendrix __________________1994Junior16, Heath Schesser ________________1997

Senior16, Scott Poepard __________________1997 Ryan Baldwin __________________2003

TOTAL BASESFreshman111, Nick Martini __________________2009Sophomore133, Nick Martini ________________2010Junior181, Heath Schesser ________________1997Senior161, Scott Poepard ________________1997

STOLEN BASESFreshman19, Mark Nordyke __________________1979 Nick Martini __________________2009Sophomore23, Carter Jurica __________________2009Junior43, Russ Ringgenberg ______________1989Senior37, Tim Decker ____________________1995

PITCHING WINSFreshman7, Andy Replogle __________________1973Sophomore9, Andy Replogle __________________1974 Dan Driskill ____________________1992 Kyle Hunter____________________2010Junior14, A.J. Morris ____________________2009Senior7, Matt Koeman __________________1996

Brad Hutt ______________________2008

INNINGS PITCHEDFreshman78.2, Andy Replogle ________________1973Sophomore98.2, Dan Driskill __________________1992Junior116.1, A.J. Morris __________________2009Senior113.2, Carlos Torres ________________2004EARNED RUN AVERAGEFreshman1.24, Ben Hornbeck ________________2006Sophomore2.28, James Allen ________________2010Junior1.09, Wade Johnson ________________1966Senior1.34, Bob Haney __________________1970

STRIKEOUTSFreshman78, Andy Replogle__________________1973Sophomore99, Ted Power ____________________1976Junior100, A.J. Morris____________________2009Senior90, Jim Ripley ____________________2004

SAVESFreshman5, James Allen ____________________2009Sophomore9, James Allen __________________2010Junior11, David Johnson__________________1997 Daniel Edwards ________________2007Senior12, Daniel Edwards ________________2008

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THE LAST TIME...A K-State Hitter Had (Single Game)...Eight At-Bats ________________________________________Four players, vs. Texas, 4/9/04Seven At-Bats ______________________________Nick Martini, vs. Western Michigan, 3/2/10Six Hits ____________________________________________Ben Oleen, vs. Bethany, 5/7/99Five Hits ________________________________________Justin Bloxom, vs. Xavier, 5/29/09Four Hits ______________________________________Carter Jurica, at Texas A&M, 5/22/10 Five Runs __________________________________Mike Kindel, vs. Western Michigan, 3/2/10Four Runs __________________________________Adam Muenster, at Texas A&M, 5/21/10Three Doubles____________________________________Drew Biery, vs. Texas Tech, 5/10/09Two Doubles ____________________________Adam Muenster, vs. Washington State, 6/4/10Two Triples______________________________________Josh Cavender, vs. Howard, 4/15/01Two Grand Slams ________________________________Todd Fereday, at Iowa State, 4/2/94Grand Slam __________________________Matt Giller and Kent Urban, vs. Nebraska, 4/10/10Hit For the Cycle ________________________________Heath Schesser, vs. Bethany, 4/30/97Nine RBI ____________________________________Drew Biery, at South Dakota St., 5/17/06Seven RBI __________________________________Drew Biery, at South Dakota St., 5/17/06Six RBI ____________________________________________Drew Biery, vs. Butler, 3/14/09Five RBI ________________________________________Carter Jurica , at Oklahoma, 5/2/10 10+ Total Bases __________________________________Justin Bloxom, vs. Xavier, 5/29/09Five Walks ________________________________Adam Muenster, vs. St. Bonaventure, 3/1/10Four Walks________________________________Adam Muenster, vs. St. Bonaventure, 3/1/10Three Walks ______________________________________Adam Muenster, vs. Texas, 5/7/10Four Strikeouts ______________________________Daniel Dellasega, at Texas A&M, 5/21/10Stole Home __________________________________________Kent Urban, at BYU, 4/13/10Three Stolen Bases ____________________________Nick Martini, vs. Chicago State, 4/28/10Three Home Runs __________________________Jared Goedert, at South Dakota St., 5/17/06Two Home Runs__________________________________Mike Kindel, vs. Kent State, 3/12/10Two Home Runs in an Inning __________________________Jeff Hulse, vs. Kansas, 4/16/88Inside-the-Park Home Run ____________________Terry Blunt, vs. South Dakota St., 5/17/05Lead-off Home Run________________________________Jordan Cruz, at California, 2/22/08Walk-off Home Run ____________________________Drew Biery, vs. Northwestern, 3/24/09Back-to-Back Home Runs ________________Justin Bloxom and Jason King, at Texas, 4/24/09Pinch-Hit Home Run ____________________Chase Graskewicz, vs. Western Michigan, 3/2/10Home Run from Both Sides ____________________________Brian Bobier, at Texas, 3/21/9715-game hitting streak __________________________________Adam Muenster (25), 201020-game hitting streak __________________________________Adam Muenster (25), 2010Walk-Off Hit____________________________________Carter Jurica, vs. Milwaukee, 3/19/10Pinch-Hit Walk-Off Hit ______________________________Cris Tapia, vs. Texas Tech, 4/17/05

A K-State Pitcher Had (Single Game)...Perfect Game ____________________________________Mark Arnold, vs. Ottawa, 4/21/69No-Hitter ________________________________Lon Ostrom (7), vs. Oklahoma State, 4/3/76Combined No-Hitter ______________D. Christensen & G. McNamara (5), vs. Friends, 2/26/91Combined One-Hitter ________________J. Ripley, E. Rollins, M. Petersen, vs. Alabama, 3/7/04Two-Hitter ______________________________________Chase Mitchell, vs. Kansas, 4/29/05Combined Three-Hitter ____ Lindsey, Applegate, Sturges and Doller vs. Chicago State, 4/28/10Complete Game ______________________Justin Lindsey, vs. Kent State (7 innings), 3/14/10Nine-Inning Complete Game ____________________________A.J. Morris, at Rice, 5/30/09Complete Game Shutout ________________Justin Lindsey, vs. Kent State (7 innings), 3/14/1015+ Strikeouts ______________________________Derek Andersen (15), vs. Kansas, 5/1/9910+ Strikeouts __________________________________A.J. Morris (10), at Baylor, 3/27/09

A K-State Team Had (Single Game)...Scored 30+ Runs ________________________________________30, vs. St. Francis, 3/6/05Scored 25+ Runs __________________________________27, vs. Western Michigan, 3/2/10Scored 20+ Runs ____________________________________20, vs. Chicago State, 4/28/10Had 25+ Hits ____________________________________26, vs. North Dakota State, 3/14/05Had 20+ Hits ________________________________________20, vs. Chicago State, 4/28/10Had 10 Doubles __________________________________________10, vs. St. Francis, 3/6/05Had Three Triples ____________________________________vs. Western Michigan, 3/2/10Had Seven Home Runs ________________________________at South Dakota St., 5/16/06Had Five Home Runs __________________________________________vs. Butler, 3/14/09Had Four Home Runs ____________________________________vs. Chicago State, 4/28/10Two Grand Slams __________________________________________vs. Nebraska, 4/10/10Had 10+ Walks ______________________________________17, vs. St. Bonaventure, 3/1/10Stole 10+ Bases ______________________________________10, vs. Chicago State, 4/27/10Had a Shut Out____________________________________________vs. Milwaukee, 5/16/08Had Two or Less Hits ______________________________________1, at California, 2/22/08Struck Out 15 batters ________________________________15, vs. St. Bonaventure, 3/1/10Was Shut Out – Overall ______________________________________vs. Minnesota, 5/5/10Was Shut Out – At Home ____________________________________vs. Minnesota, 5/5/10Was Shut Out – On the Road ______________________________________at Rice, 5/31/09 Played a 20-Inning Game ________________________________________vs. Texas, 4/9/04Defeated a Ranked Opponent __________________________________at #1 Texas, 5/7/10Defeated a No. 1-Ranked Team__________________________________at #1 Texas, 5/7/10

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NATIONAL HONORSPlayer of the Year Awards

A.J. Morris ________________________2009 • Golden Spikes Award Finalist • CBF Pitcher of the Year Finalist • Dick Howser Trophy SemifinalistDrew Biery ______________________2009 • Brooks Wallace Award Semifinalist

U.S. National TeamCraig Wilson, SS __________________1988

All-America HonorsFirst Team

GeneralElden Auker, P ____________________1932American Baseball Coaches AssociationJack Woolsey, OF __________________1968A.J. Morris, RHP ____________________2009Baseball AmericaCraig Wilson, SS __________________1992A.J. Morris, RHP ____________________2009Collegiate BaseballA.J. Morris, RHP ____________________2009National Collegiate Baseball Writers AssociationA.J. Morris, RHP ____________________2009PING!BaseballA.J. Morris, RHP ____________________2009Rivals.comA.J. Morris, RHP ____________________2009

Second TeamGeneralAndy Replogle, P __________________1973American Baseball Coaches AssociationDavid Chadd, DH __________________1988Nick Martini, OF __________________2010Baseball AmericaDavid Chadd, DH __________________1988Collegiate BaseballCraig Wilson, SS __________________1992

Third TeamBaseball AmericaCraig Wilson, SS __________________1991American Baseball Coaches AssociationHeath Schesser, SS__________________1997Collegiate BaseballNick Martini, OF __________________2010National Collegiate Baseball Writers AssociationHeath Schesser, SS__________________1997Daniel Edwards, P __________________2007

Honorable MentionAmerican Baseball Coaches AssociationSean Collins, OF____________________1989National Collegiate Baseball Writers AssociationKasey Weishaar, OF ________________1999

FreshmanMizunoTodd Fereday, 3B __________________1994Collegiate BaseballBen Hornbeck, P __________________2006Thomas Rooke, P __________________2008James Allen, P ____________________2009Nick Martini, OF __________________2009

Player of the Week HonorsNational Collegiate Baseball Writers AssociationJim Ripley ______________________3/10/04Collegiate BaseballJim Ripley ______________________3/10/04

NATIONAL ACADEMICGTE/CoSIDA

Academic All-America SelectionsFirst Team

Jeff Ryan, C ______________________1991Second Team

Charley Clark, IF __________________1972Keith Hungate, IF __________________1972Glynn Perry, OF ____________________1982Mike Hinkle, P ____________________1988Brian Culp, OF ____________________1992Brett Scott, IF ____________________2008

Third TeamKevin Kaufman, 1B ________________1990Chris Hess, OF ____________________1993Brett Scott, IF ____________________2007

ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDAAcademic All-District VII

Charley Clark, IF __________________1972Keith Hungate, IF __________________1972Glynn Perry, OF ____________________1982Mike Hinkle, P ____________________1988Kevin Kaufman, DH ________________1990Jeff Ryan, C ______________________1991Brian Culp, OF ____________________1992Chris Hess, OF ____________________1993Josh Marn, IF______________________1998Tim Doty, C ______________________2000Tim Doty, DH ______________________2002Kevin Melcher, P __________________2002Tim Doty, 1B ______________________2003Brett Scott, IF ____________________2007Brett Scott, IF ____________________2008Jason King, IF ____________________2009Thomas Rooke, P __________________2009Carter Jurica, IF __________________2010

Senior CLASS Award FinalistBrett Scott, IF ____________________2008

REGIONAL HONORSAmerican Baseball Coaches Association

All-Midwest Region TeamHeath Schesser, SS (First Team) ________1997Scott Poepard, DH (Second Team) ______1997Pat Maloney, OF (First Team) __________2002Daniel Edwards, RP (Second Team)______2007Daniel Edwards, RP (Second Team)______2008A.J. Morris, SP (First Team) ____________2009Nick Martini, OF (First Team)________2010

American Baseball Coaches AssociationMidwest Region Coach of the Year

Brad Hill ________________________2009

NCBWA District Player of the YearA.J. Morris ______________2009 (District VI)

CONFERENCE HONORSConference Coach of the Year

Mike Clark ______________1990 (Big Eight)Brad Hill __________________2009 (Big 12)

Conference Player of the YearCraig Wilson, SS __________1992 (Big Eight)Nick Martini, OF __2010 (Big 12 Co-Player)

Conference Pitcher of the YearA.J. Morris, RHP ____________2009 (Big 12)

Enos Semore Sportsmanship AwardDan Skala, C ______________________1990

Big Eight ConferenceAll-Tournament Team

Jon Yeagley, DH ____________________1976Matt Koeman, P____________________1995Scott Poepard, 2B __________________1995Todd Fereday, 3B __________________1996

Big 12 ConferenceAll-Tournament Team

Osmar Castillo, SS __________________2002Pat Maloney, OF __________________2002Ty Soto, Utility ____________________2002Brad Hutt, P ______________________2007Drew Biery, SS ____________________2008Nate Tenbrink, 3B __________________2008Daniel Edwards, P __________________2008Daniel Dellasega, C ______________2010

NCAA All-Regional TeamJustin Bloxom, IF __________2009 (Houston)Jordan Cruz, OF ____________2009 (Houston)Nick Martini, OF __________2009 (Houston)A.J. Morris, RHP ____________2009 (Houston)Carter Jurica, IF ______2010 (Fayetteville)

Big 12 Conference Player/Pitcher of the Week

Scott Poepard, DH ________________2/17/97David Johnson, P ________________3/24/97Scott Poepard, OF ________________5/5/97Derek Andersen, P ________________5/3/99Chad Tabor, 2B __________________4/10/00Josh Cavender, C ________________2/12/01Pat Maloney, OF ________________4/17/01Mark English, 1B __________________5/1/01Luke Robertson, P ________________5/7/01Osmar Castillo, SS ________________4/1/02Mitch Walter, RP (co) ______________4/8/02Ty Soto, 3B (co) __________________4/29/02Brock Smith, SP __________________5/13/02Jonathan Gutierrez, SP (co) ________5/20/02Zack Saunders, Utility ____________4/22/03Jim Ripley, P ____________________3/10/04Steve Murphy, OF ________________3/30/04Terry Blunt, OF____________________3/9/05Chase Mitchell, SP ________________5/3/05Steve Murphy, OF ________________5/10/05Brandon Farr, C __________________4/18/06Brad Hutt, P ____________________5/9/06Brad Hutt, P ____________________5/23/06Chase Bayuk, P __________________4/17/07Lance Hoge, P __________________3/31/08

Brad Hutt, P ____________________4/28/08A.J. Morris, P ____________________3/30/09

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG 12First Team

Chris Traylor, P ____________________1997Jason Wells, P ____________________1997Josh Marn, IF______________________1998Jason Wells, P ____________________2000Chad Duckers, P____________________2000Chad Duckers, P____________________2002Kevin Melcher, P ______________2002, 2003Tim Doty, DH ________________2002, 2003Brad Anzman, OF __________________2003Chris Carlson, IF __________________2004Jason Long, IF ____________________2004Danny Wilson, P __________________2004B.J. Kissel, P ______________________2005Chase Bayuk, P ____________________2006Brad Hutt, P ______________________2006B.J. Kissel, P ______________________2006Matt Marasco, IF __________________2006Chase Mitchell, P __________________2006Brett Scott, IF ____________________2006Chase Bayuk, P ____________________2007Brad Hutt, P ______________________2007Justin Murray, P____________________2007Brett Scott, IF ____________________2007Todd Vogel, P______________________2007Chase Bayuk, P ____________________2008Brad Hutt, P ______________________2008Brett Scott. IF ____________________2008Todd Vogel, P______________________2008Carter Jurica, IF ____________________2009Jason King, IF ____________________2009Thomas Rooke, P __________________2009Todd Vogel, P______________________2009Ryan Daniel, P __________________2010Daniel Dellasega, C ______________2010Matt Giller, OF __________________2010Carter Jurica, IF __________________2010Thomas Rooke, P ________________2010

Second TeamMark English, 1B __________________2000Kelvin Day, P ______________________2001Brad Anzman, OF __________________2002James Brazeal, P __________________2002Ty Soto, 3B __________________2002, 2003Terry Blunt, OF ____________________2003Gabe Lutrell, OF __________________2003Brandon Taylor, 2B__________________2003Terry Blunt, OF ____________________2004Josh Heinrich, C____________________2004Terry Blunt, OF ____________________2005Steve Murphy, OF __________________2005Nate Tenbrink, IF __________________2007A.J. Morris, P ______________________2008Nate Tenbrink, IF __________________2008James Allen, P____________________2010Kayvon Bahramzadeh, P __________2010

Honorable MentionGarrett Bell ______________________1997Ryan Buell, OF ____________________1997Casey Cook, P ____________________1997Josh Marn, IF______________________1997

ELDEN AUKERAll-American

1932

JACK WOOLSEYAll-American

1968

CRAIG WILSONAll-American

1992

A.J. MORRISAll-American

2009

BRETT SCOTTAcademic All-American

2008

MIKE CLARKBig 8 Coach of the Year

1990

BRAD HILLBig 12 Coach of the Year

2009

TIM DOTYAcademic All-Big 12

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David Meares, P __________________1997Eric Sommerhauser, OF ______________1997Mark English, IF____________________1998Chet Savage, C ____________________1998Jason Wells, P ____________________1999Chet Savage, C ____________________1999

BIG 12 COMMISSIONER’SSPRING HONOR ROLL

James Allen ______________________2010Brett Ames ______________________2005Matt Applegate __________________2010Kayvon Bahramzadeh______________2010Chase Bayuk____________2005, 2006, 2008Conner Beer ____________________2008Terry Blunt __________________2004, 2005Stephen Boidock ________2005, 2006, 2007Jake Brown ______________________2010Derek Bunker ____________________2008Sean Clancy______________________2005Adam Cowart ______________2005, 2006Jordan Cruz ______________________2008Scott Cure ______________________2008Ryan Daniel ________________2009, 2010Blair DeBord ____________________2010Daniel Dellasega __2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Ryan Downs ____________________2010Daniel Edwards ______________2006, 2008Gerardo Esquivel ________________2010Eric Eymann______________________2005Andrew Giambrone ______________2006Matt Giller ____________2008, 2009, 2010Jared Goedert ____________________2006Ben Hornbeck __________2006, 2007, 2008Trevor Hurley ____________________2008Chris Huseman __________________2004Brad Hutt ________2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Chad Jasman ____________________2009Carter Jurica____________2008, 2009, 2010Jason King ____________2008, 2009, 2010B.J. Kissel __________________2004, 2006Robbie Knight ____________________2006Dale Kube ______________________2010Justin Lindsey ____________________2009Kyle Livingstone __________________2007Jason Long ______________________2004Matt Marasco __________2004, 2005, 2006Evan Marshall ____________________2010Nick Martini ____________________2010David Masters____________________2009Jordan Meyers____________________2005Chase Mitchell __________________2006A.J. Morris __________________2006, 2008Brett Muegge ____________________2006Steve Murphy ____________________2004Matt Peterson ____________________2004Dustin Rasco ____________________2006Chris Reese ______________________2008Barrett Rice______________________2006Eric Rollins ______________________2005Thomas Rooke __________2008, 2009, 2010Dan Rumsey ____________________2009Jason Russell ____________________2005Brett Scott____2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Max Simon ______________________2004Sean Smith ______________________2007

Nate Tenbrink ______________2006, 2008Zac Troilo________________________2004Rob Vaughn ____________2006, 2008, 2009Todd Vogel ________2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Mitchell Walter __________________2005Cameron Welch __________________2008Julian Williams __________________2004Danny Wilson ____________________2004Tanner Witt ______________________2010Dane Yelovich ____________________2008* since 2004

ALL-CONFERENCEFIRST TEAM SELECTIONS

Coaches’ All-Big Eight1958 ____________________Paul Bader, OF1963____________________Ernie Recob, OF1965 ______________________Joe Beck, 1B

________________________Stu Steele, 3B1966____________________Ernie Recob, OF1967 __________________Jack Woolsey, OF1968 ____________________Nick Horner, P

______________________Tom Wheeler, 2B______________________Jack Woolsey, OF

1969 __________________Bill Huisman, 2B______________________Bobby Randall, SS1970 __________________Bill Huisman, 2B1971 ____________________Charlie Coe, 2B________________________Bill Droege, OF

1972 ____________________Bill Droege, OF________________________Bob Lesslie, P

1973 __________________Andy Replogle, P1974 __________________Steve Anson, OF

______________________Andy Replogle, P1975 __________________Dave Specht, OF1977 ____________________Greg Korbe, OF1978 ____________________Greg Korbe, OF

________________________Tim Pepper, C1984 __________________Cary Colbert, DH1985______________________Tom Smith, P1987 __________________Mike Hinkle, UT1988 __________________David Chadd, DH1989 ________________David Hierholzer, P

______________________Sean Collins, OF1990 ________________David Hierholzer, P1991 __________________Craig Wilson, SS__________________________Kent Hipp, P

1992 __________________Craig Wilson, SS1993 ____________________Brian Culp, UT1995 ____________________Chris Hess, OF

______________________Matt Koeman, P______________________Scott Poepard, 2B

1996 __________________Matt Koeman, P

Coaches’ All-Big 121997 ________________Heath Schesser, SS1999 ________________Kasey Weishaar, OF2001 __________________Pat Maloney, OF2002 __________________Pat Maloney, OF

__________________________Ty Soto, 3B2007 ________________Daniel Edwards, RP2009 ____________________A.J. Morris, SP2010____________________Carter Jurica, IF

______________________Nick Martini, OF____________________Adam Muenster, IF

ALL-CONFERENCESECOND TEAM SELECTIONS

Coaches’ All-Big Eight1987 ____________________Jeff Turtle, DH1988 ______________________Jeff Hulse, C1990 __________________Craig Wilson, SS__________________________Kent Hipp, P______________________Steve Scoville, 1B

1991________________Brad Rippelmeyer, 3B__________________________Jeff Ryan, C

1992 ____________________Brian Culp, OF________________________Dan Driskill, P

1994 __________________David Hendrix, 1B________________________Matt Miller, DH1995 __________________Chris Bouchard, C______________________David Hendrix, DH

______________________Jon Albrecht, RP1996 __________________Todd Fereday, 3B______________________David Hendrix, UT______________________David Johnson, P

Coaches’ All-Big 121997 ______________Jason Bichelmeyer, 1B______________________Scott Poepard, DH

__________________________Eric Yanz, P______________________David Johnson, P

1998______________________Andy Silva, P1999 ____________________Tim Johnson, P2000 __________________Mark English, 1B2001 ________________J.D. Loudabarger, 2B2002 __________________Franco Pezely, RP2004 __________________Steve Murphy, OF2006 __________________Jared Goedert, 3B2007____________________Byron Wiley, OF2008 __________________Daniel Edwards, P2009 __________________Carter Jurica, 2B2010 __________________Evan Marshall, P

ALL-CONFERENCEHONORABLE MENTION

Coaches’ All-Big Eight1987 ____________________Otto Kaifes, 1B

______________________Marty Darnell, P1988 __________________Sean Collins, 2B

__________________Scott Spangenberg, SS______________________Jim Donohue, 3B

________________________Reese Beers, OF1990 ______________________Jeff Troll, 2B__________________________Dan Skala, C________________________Brian Culp, OF____________________Kevin Kaufman, DH

1991 ____________________Brian Culp, OF1992______________________Brett Bock, P1993 __________________David Hendrix, 1B

______________________Todd Petering, SS________________________Chris Wolf, OF

1994 ____________________Jay Kopriva, 2B______________________Chris Bouchard, C

1995 ____________________Tim Decker, OF__________________________Eric Yanz, P________________________Larry Walty, P

1996 __________________Scott Poepard, 2B______________________Heath Schesser, SS

________________________Chris Hess, OF__________________________Jon Oiseth, P

Coaches’ All-Big 121998 ____________________Yancy Ayres, C

________________________Josh Marn, 3B__________________Eric Sommerhauser, OF

1999 ____________________Chad Tabor, 2B2001__________________Osmar Castillo, SS

______________________Josh Cavender, C__________________________Kelvin Day, P______________________Luke Robertson, P________________________Scott Tallman, P

____________________Kasey Weishaar, OF2002__________________Osmar Castillo, SS__________________________Tim Doty, DH

______________________Mitch Walter, RP2003 __________________Ryan Baldwin, C__________________________Tim Doty, DH

______________________Pat Maloney, OF______________________Eric Rollins, RHP

2004 ____________________Terry Blunt, OF2005 ____________________Terry Blunt, OF______________________Steve Murphy, OF

2006 ____________________Brandon Farr, C________________________Barrett Rice, OF________________________Joe Roundy, OF2007 ______________________Brad Hutt, P2008 ______________________Brad Hutt, P2009 ____________________Drew Biery, SS______________________Justin Bloxom, 1B

________________________Jordan Cruz, OF________________________Jason King, 3B______________________Nick Martini, OF

2010 ________________Daniel Dellasega, C________________________Kyle Hunter, P

DANIEL DELLASEGACommish. Honor Roll

2006-09

BRAD HUTTCommish. Honor Roll

2005-08

PAT MALONEYFirst Team All-Big 12

2002-03

DANIEL EDWARDSFirst Team All-Big 12

2007

ADAM MUENSTERFirst Team All-Big 12

2010

DAVID HENDIRXSecond Team All-Big 8

1994-96

BRIAN CULPHon. Men. All-Big 8

1990-91

OSMAR CASTILLOHon. Men. All-Big 12

2001-02

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JOHN A. BILLINGSCatcher (1913-1923)

Cleveland Indians, St. Louis Browns and Boston Red Sox

Tabbed as the “Best catcher ever,” according to coach Mike Ahearn, John A. Billings en-joyed an 11-year career in the major leagues with the Cleveland Indians, St. Louis Brownsand Boston Red Sox.

ELMER “BUTCH” NEIMANOutfield (1943-1945)

Boston Braves

Born on February 8, 1918, in Herkimer, Kansas, Elmer Newman lettered in 1939 for KansasState before catching on with the Boston Braves. The lefty played three season in BeanTown, playing in over 100 games in his first two season, before finishing his career on Sep-tember 30, 1945.

Year Team League AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB1943 Boston Braves National .251 101 335 39 84 15 8 7 46 39 39 41944 Boston Braves National .265 134 468 65 124 16 6 16 65 47 47 51945 Boston Braves National .247 97 247 43 61 15 0 14 56 43 33 11Career Three Seasons .256 332 1050 147 269 46 14 37 167 129 119 20

KEITH “KITE” THOMASOutfield (1952-53)

Philadelphia Athletics and Washington Senators

A letterwinner in 1947, Keith “Kite” Thomas signed with the New York Yankees as an am-ateur free agent following his playing days at K-State. After being drafted in the rule 5draft by the Philadelphia Athletics in 1951, Thomas made the Big Leagues in 1952, starting75 games. He played with the A’s for 24 games to begin the 1953 season before he wasselected off waivers from the Washington Senators, where he finished his career.

Year Team League AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB1952 Philadelphia A’s American .250 75 116 24 29 6 1 6 18 20 27 01952 Philadelphia A’s American .122 24 49 1 6 0 0 0 2 3 6 01952 Wash. Senators American .293 38 58 10 17 3 2 1 12 11 7 0Career Two Seasons .233 138 223 35 52 9 3 7 32 34 40 0

TED POWERPitcher (1981-93)

L.A. Dodgers, Cincinnati Reds, Kansas City Royals, St. LouisCardinals, Pittsburgh Pirates Cleveland Indians and Seattle Mariners

Power played for eight teams during his 13-year major career (Los Angeles, Cincinnati, KansasCity, Detroit, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Seattle). He led the National League with78 appearances in 1984. He finished third in the Rolaids Fireman-of-the-Year standings in1985. Power spent the 1990 season helping the Pittsburgh Pirates to the National LeagueChampionship Series in 1990 and started the sixth game (no decision).

Year Team League W-L SV ERA G GS SH IP H R ER BB SO1981 Los Angeles National 1-3 0 3.14 5 2 0 14.1 16 6 5 7 71982 Los Angeles National 1-1 0 6.68 12 4 0 33.2 38 27 25 23 151983 Cincinnati National 5-6 2 4.54 49 6 0 111.0 120 62 56 49 571984 Cincinnati National 9-7 11 2.82 78 0 0 108.2 93 3 34 46 811985 Cincinnati National 8-6 27 2.70 64 0 0 80.0 65 27 24 45 421986 Cincinnati National 10-6 1 3.70 56 10 0 129.0 115 59 53 52 951987 Cincinnati National 10-13 0 4.50 34 34 1 204.0 213 115 102 71 1331988 Kansas City American 5-6 0 5.94 22 12 2 80.1 98 54 53 30 441988 Detroit American 1-1 0 5.79 4 2 0 18.2 23 13 12 8 131989 St. Louis National 7-7 0 3.71 23 15 0 97.0 96 49 40 21 431990 Pittsburgh National 1-3 7 3.66 40 0 0 51.2 50 23 21 17 421991 Cincinnati National 5-3 3 3.62 68 0 0 87.0 87 37 35 31 511992 Cleveland American 3-3 6 2.54 64 0 0 99.1 88 33 28 35 511993 Cleveland American 0-2 0 7.20 20 0 0 20.0 30 17 16 8 111993 Seattle American 2-2 13 3.91 25 0 0 25.1 27 11 11 9 16Career 13 Seasons 68-69 70 4.00 564 85 3 1160.0 1159 568 515 452 701

Statistics courtesy of www.baseball-reference.com and mlb.com

BOBBY RANDALLSecond Base (1976-80)

Minnesota Twins

Randall was stalwart in the Minnesota Twins’ infield for four seasons. He was involved inthe Twins’ league-record 203 double plays turned during the 1979 season. Randall had hisfinest season in 1976, his first in Minnesota, as he played in 153 games, hit .267, scored 55runs and hit his only major-league home run. In 1978, he hit a career-best .278. Randall, apure contact hitter, averaged one strikeout for every 13 at bats during his major-league career.

Year Team League AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB1976 Minnesota American .267 153 475 55 127 18 4 1 34 28 38 31977 Minnesota American .239 103 306 36 73 13 2 0 22 15 25 11978 Minnesota American .270 119 330 36 89 11 3 0 21 24 22 51979 Minnesota American .246 80 199 25 49 7 0 0 14 15 17 21980 Minnesota American .200 5 15 2 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0Career Five Seasons .257 460 1325 154 341 50 9 1 91 83 102 11

ANDY REPLOGLEPitcher (1978-79)

St. Louis Cardinals and Milwaukee Brewers

Originally drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals, Replogle made his major-league debut with theMilwaukee Brewers in 1978. Earned his first major-league victory on April 16, 1978, vs. Bal-timore as he allowed two runs in 5.2 innings pitched. In his rookie season, Replogle posteda 9-5 record and a 3.75 ERA. He began his professional career in the St. Louis farm systemin Johnson City and St. Petersburg in 1975. He garnered Cardinals Minor League Pitcher-of-the-Month in April of 1976.

Year Team League W-L SV ERA G GS SH IP H R ER BB SO1978 Milwaukee AL 9-5 0 3.92 18 3 2 149.1 177 75 65 47 411979 Milwaukee AL 0-0 0 5.63 3 0 0 8.0 13 5 5 2 2Career Two Seasons 9-5 0 4.00 35 18 2 157.1 190 80 70 49 43

CARLOS TORRESPitcher (2009-10)

Chicago White Sox

The most recent Wildcat to make it to The Show, Carlos Torres, a five-year veteran of theChicago White Sox minor-league system, broke through with the South Siders as he wascalled up and made his debut on July 22, 2009, against the defending American LeagueChampion Tampa Bay Rays. He became the first K-State baseball alum to play in a MajorLeague game since Craig Wilson’s last game in 2000. Torres earned his first Big League victoryagainst the cross-town rivals Chicago Cubs on Sept. 3, 2009. Against the Cubs, Torres threwseven shutout innings, allowing five hits with no walks and six strikeouts in 98 pitches.

Year Team League W-L SV ERA G GS SH IP H R ER BB SO2009 Chicago AL 1-2 0 6.04 8 5 0 28.1 30 20 19 17 222010 Chicago AL 0-1 0 8.56 5 1 0 13.2 23 13 13 9 13Career Two Seasons 1-3 0 6.86 13 6 0 42.0 53 33 32 26 35

CRAIG WILSONUtility Infielder (1998-2000 )

Chicago White Sox

Craig Wilson spent three years with the Chicago White Sox before being traded to the KansasCity Royals in 2001. He signed a free agent contact with the Detroit Tigers in 2002 , wherehe played for the team’s AAA affiliate, the Toledo (Ohio) Mud Hens. He saw action in 119games for Toledo, posting a .263 average with 48 runs scored on 109 hits and 46 RBIs. Heplayed three years for the White Sox from 1998-2000, posting a career .272 average with54 runs scored and 40 RBIs. He saw action at three positions in 28 games in 2000, compilinga .260 average with 12 runs scored and four RBIs. He saw action in 98 games for in 1999,posting a .238 batting average with 28 runs on 60 hits. His .468 average (22-of-47) in 1998was the highest in major league history among players with a minimum of 50 plate appear-ances. He went 3-for-4 with two doubles, a home run, two RBI and three runs scored in hismajor-league debut on 9/5/98 vs. New York. He singled off Andy Pettitte in his first careerat-bat. He played in 754 minor-league games before making his debut at age 28. He went4-of-7 with two home runs, five RBIs, four runs scored and 10 total bases in extra-inning vic-tory at Detroit on 9/14/98.

Year Team League AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB1998 Chicago AL .468 13 47 14 22 5 0 3 10 3 6 11999 Chicago AL .238 98 252 28 60 8 1 4 26 23 22 12000 Chicago AL .260 28 73 12 19 3 0 0 4 5 11 1Career Three Seasons .272 139 372 54 101 16 1 7 40 31 39 3

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Taking it in stride. That expression pretty well describes Elden Auker’s approach to life. He’s hadquite a life to handle, covering 87 years and enough significant achievements to fill many people’sportfolios. Auker played football, basketball and baseball at Kansas State in the late 1920s and early 1930s,and he was selected as an all-American in all three sports. After graduation, he had offers to playprofessional football and baseball. He chose baseball, and embarked on a 10-year major league ca-reer. On his first visit to venerable Yankee Stadium in New York, the first batter he faced was noneother than Babe Ruth, whom Auker struck out on four pitches. He also played with or against nu-merous other Hall of Famers in a career with the Detroit Tigers, Boston Red Sox and St. Louis Browns. Even at age 88, Auker still was competitive, as can be attested by the fact that he played golfthree times a week. In a sport in which it is every participant’s goal to shoot his age, Auker has madea habit of it, recording the feat 20 times in a row at one point. And his exploits have earned fans ofall ages and circles, including a former President of the United States, who came to Auker and askedif he remembered him. It’s just another day in the life of Elden Auker. Auker grew up in Norcatur, in northwest Kansas, where he was coached in football by Pete Pe-terson, an alum of the University of Nebraska. “He said, ‘They’ll get you a job if you’ll go to Nebraska.I think you ought to go there,’” Auker said. “But I played in a basketball tournament in Norton againstAlmena, and we beat them, 10-9. (Those were the days when defense was everything.) I scored nineof the 10 points in that game. The referee in that game was Charley Corsault, the basketball andbaseball coach at Kansas State. “After the game he talked with me about going to Kansas State. He gave me quite a talk on it.He said, ‘I’ll get you a job. But I think you owe it to Kansas; you’re a Kansas boy. If you go to Nebraska,you’re not being loyal to your home state.’ I was young and I thought a lot of Kansas, so I decidedthat was where I should go.” Among the sports he played at K-State, he liked football the best. “ I just liked the physical con-tact, I guess,” he said. He played quarterback and halfback on offense and safety on defense. “I gotas far away from the action as I could on defense, but I got plenty of contact back there on puntsand passes.” Despite all the success Auker had, his most vivid memories of his K-State playing days were twolosses. In 1931, the Cats were 5-0 and bound for a possible berth in the Rose Bowl, the only post-season bowl game in existence at that time. They had won their first five games by a total score of94-14, including three straight shutouts against Kansas, Oklahoma and West Virginia. But late in thecontest against West Virginia, an injury to Ralph Graham, one of the other stars on that team, leftthe Wildcats shorthanded. The Cats lost their next two games, and Auker takes more than his share of the blame. “Thethird quarter of the Iowa State game was scoreless,” he said. “I dropped back to punt (that waswhen the goal post was on the goal line) and I faked it. The end had been cutting in fast and almostblocked a couple of punts. So when he cut in, I faked a punt and ran 102 yards for a touchdown.That put us ahead 6-0. Henry Cronkite, who was doing the place kicking, missed the point aftertouchdown. “In the fourth quarter I was playing safety. The guy got behind me and they threw a pass overmy head for a touchdown. I tipped the ball, but the guy still caught it and fell over the goal line.They kicked the point and beat us 7-6. The Kansas City Star came out the next day and said, ‘Aukerhero and goat.’ That’s one I remember. “The next game was against Nebraska. We had Nebraska beat, 3-0, with 27 seconds left to play.I punted a ball, trying to kick it out of bounds down the right-hand side of the field. Nebraska putin a little guy who caught it right on the sideline. The guys thought he was out of bounds, but hewasn’t, and he ran 80 yards for a touchdown and they beat us, 6-3. Those two games I remember. I

always remember those bad things. The good things are just kind of taken in stride, but those badthings, you never forget them.” Auker remembers a lot about his K-State days, even though they occurred more than 65 yearsago. He recalls working his way through school cleaning a drug store for $1 a day. “In those days,they didn’t pay you any money for signing,” he said. “They gave athletes jobs. I got a job cleaningout the drug store every morning, sweeping it and mopping it. I did that for four years for $1 a day.And that got me through school. In those days, you could buy breakfast for 15 cents, dinner wasabout 35 cents. I worked in the harvest fields in the summertime and I pitched baseball and madea little money. “ After graduation, he was offered a contract for $6,000 ($500 per game) by the Bears. “That wasback in 1932 when times were tough,” he said. “That was a lot of money.” In 1932, there was no Deion Sanders to follow and no agents to negotiate, and Auker was forcedto make a choice. “I graduated on June 1 and went directly to Detroit,” he recalled. “When I gotthere, I reported to Mr. Navin, who owned the Tigers. In our first conversation he said, ‘I understandthat you have an opportunity to play football this fall.’ I said, ‘Yes. I’ve been offered a contract withthe Chicago Bears.’ “He said, ‘We think you have the possibility of being a major-league pitcher, but before youcome up here, we’ve got to send you to the minor leagues. We’re going to have to invest money intraining you and getting you ready for professional baseball.”Auker possessed a good fastball and a good curve. But a football injury to his shoulder preventedhim from throwing overhand. His first manager in the minors, Bob Coleman, convinced him to trypitching underhand, instead of sidearmed. After practicing for awhile, Coleman told Auker he wantedto give him some game action so Auker was going to pitch nine innings, regardless of his perform-ance. He pitched a shutout, winning 1-0, and never threw overhand again. He made the majors the next year. His catcher that year with the Tigers, Ray Hayworth, still isliving in North Carolina. Auker and Hayworth form the oldest living battery in baseball. Hayworthwas behind the plate when Auker came to the mound in a relief role in Yankee Stadium to face Ruth.“Bucky Harris was our manager,” Auker said. “He said to me, ‘Elden, you go to the bullpen, and if Ineed you, I’ll call you in.’ We had a left-handed pitcher named Carl Fisher. He got into the third inningand got in trouble. So the phone rang, and they called me in from the bullpen. The hitter was BabeRuth. I threw four pitches to him, and struck him out. “I didn’t think anything about it. All I was trying to do was get him out, and I went from there.I had to get him out before I could do anything else. I later played golf with him for a couple of yearsdown in Florida. He was a good personal friend. He told me, ‘I didn’t like your style of pitching. Itbothered me.’” Auker also was friends with another Yankee Hall of Famer, Lou Gehrig. The two players oftenwrestled for fun in the common hallway between the two locker rooms at Fenway Park. Until onetime when Auker caught Gehrig by surprise. “I grabbed him. Usually he just lifted you off the groundand you started just bearhugging,” he said. “This time, he just folded up. He said, ‘Don’t do that.’ Ihelped him get up and said, ‘What’s the matter with you?’ He said, ‘I’ve got something wrong withme. I don’t have any strength. I can’t hit the ball out of the infield. I don’t know what’s wrong withme.’ He said he had begun to notice it the previous winter. He had a lousy spring and by the timethey got to Boston, he wasn’t doing well at all. He played a couple of innings that day and he tookhimself out. Then the next day, he played a couple more innings, and took himself out. They went toDetroit, and that’s when he left the team and went to the Mayo Clinic. That was the last time I sawhim.” The list of former teammates — Ted Williams, Hank Greenberg, Mickey Cochrane — is a list ofsome of the all-time greats of the game. In 1935, he opened the World Series against the Chicago Cubs and was interviewed by a youngreporter from WHO in Des Moines, Iowa, named Ronald Reagan. Twenty-five years later, Reagan,then the governor of California asked Auker if he remembered him. “I thought he had it turnedaround, but he remembered interviewing me,” Auker said. Auker’s athletic exploits are limited to the golf course these days, though he plays like someonemuch younger. His history has earned him a place in several Halls of Fame, including K-State’s andthe state of Kansas. “I was the first member to be elected into the Kansas State Sports Hall of Fame,” he said. “Theyhold a banquet whenever they have someone to go in, and Mrs. Auker and I always go. We have agreat time. We don’t see many old friends, because there are not many of them left, but we see somenew friends that we’ve made.” Even the fact that he has outlived most of his contemporaries doesn’t bother Auker. He justtakes it all in stride.

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AUKER IN THE MAJORS(Statistical Research compiled by Dr. Rodney D. and Jeanne Merkle)Year Team G/GS ERA W L CG SHO SV IP H BB K1933 Detroit 15/6 5.24 3 3 2 1 0 55.0 63 25 171934 Detroit 43/18 3.42 15 7 10 2 1 205.0 234 56 861935 Detroit 36/25 3.83 18 7 13 2 0 195.0 213 61 631936 Detroit 35/31 4.89 13 16 14 2 0 215.1 263 83 661937 Detroit 39/32 3.88 17 9 19 1 1 252.2 250 97 731938 Detroit 27/24 5.27 11 10 12 1 0 160.2 184 56 461939 Boston 31/25 5.36 9 10 6 1 0 151.0 183 61 431940 St. Louis 38/35 3.96 16 11 20 2 0 263.2 299 96 781941 St. Louis 34/31 5.50 14 15 13 0 0 216.0 268 85 601942 St. Louis 35/34 4.08 14 13 17 2 0 249.0 273 86 62Career 10 Years 333/261 4.42 130 101 126 14 2 1,963.1 2,230 706 594

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Drew Biery - Years at K-State: 2006-09Year Team League AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB2009 Salem-Keizer NOR (SS A) .326 59 215 43 70 14 1 6 48 27 39 42010 San Jose CAL (High A) .249 115 414 53 103 15 2 14 66 39 99 8Career Two Seasons .275 174 629 96 173 29 3 20 114 66 138 12

Justin Bloxom - Years at K-State: 2007-09Year Team League AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB2009 Vermont NYP (SS A) .228 67 228 31 52 6 1 3 24 37 68 42010 Hagerstown SAL (Low A) .309 104 418 66 129 29 4 11 70 27 77 10Career Two Seasons .280 171 646 97 181 35 5 14 94 64 145 14

Adam Cowart - Years at K-State: 2005-06Year Team League W-L SV ERA G GS SH IP H R ER BB SO2006 Salem-Keiser NOR (SS A) 10-1 0 1.08 15 15 0 83.1 51 13 10 8 552007 Augusta SAL (Low A) 14-7 0 2.39 28 28 0 169.2 152 59 45 28 952008 Connecticut EAS (AA) 8-7 0 3.76 32 23 0 138.2 170 69 58 29 732009 San Jose CAL (High A) 2-2 0 7.56 9 0 0 16.2 31 17 14 5 82009 Wichita Am. Assoc (IND)8-5 0 3.05 17 16 1 100.1 97 38 34 19 392010 Wichita Am. Assoc (IND)7-7 0 3.93 19 19 0 110.0 142 60 48 28 78Career Four Seasons 49-29 0 3.04 120 101 1 618.2 643 256 209 117 348

Eric Eymann - Year at K-State: 2005Year Team League AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB2005 GCL Reds GCL (R) .333 1 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 02005 Billings PIO (R) .239 34 113 16 27 4 2 3 12 11 33 22006 Dayton EAS (Low A) .238 119 437 51 104 29 5 4 41 35 95 22007 Sarasota FSL (High A) .246 130 491 61 121 28 4 8 53 23 103 32008 Chattanooga SOU (AA) .299 125 445 62 133 31 3 8 71 25 65 52009 Carolina SOU (AA) .234 74 222 21 52 12 0 1 21 19 38 12009 Louisville INT (AAA) .178 33 90 11 16 4 2 1 7 6 19 02010 Carolina SOU (AA) .259 90 328 37 85 18 2 5 38 21 56 72010 Louisville INT (AAA) .294 18 51 7 15 4 1 1 6 1 11 0Career Six Seasons .254 624 2,180 267 554 131 19 31 249 141 421 20

Jared Goedert - Years at K-State: 2005-06Year Team League AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB2006 Mahoning Valley NYP (SS A) .269 63 238 31 64 14 2 3 27 19 28 12007 Lake County SAL (Low A) .364 46 165 44 60 10 0 16 51 35 29 02007 Kinston CAR (High A) .256 35 125 23 32 9 0 4 23 23 25 12008 Kinston CAR (High A) .255 126 467 75 119 23 1 10 74 57 77 12009 Akron EAS (AA) .224 92 313 34 70 22 1 5 37 34 47 12010 Akron EAS (AA) .325 44 163 26 53 14 0 7 32 16 35 22010 Columbus INT (AAA) .261 81 318 54 83 23 1 20 51 37 77 2Career Five Seasons .269 487 1,789 287 481 115 5 65 295 221 318 8

Lance Hoge - Years at K-State: 2008-09Year Team League W-L SV ERA G GS SH IP H R ER BB SO2009 Brooklyn NYP (SS A) 1-0 0 2.52 10 0 0 25.0 4 7 7 6 202009 Savannah SAL (Low A) 0-2 0 4.50 5 3 0 16.0 21 10 8 0 132010 Savannah SAL (Low A) 2-0 1 3.75 18 0 0 36.0 40 21 15 6 33Career Two Seasons 3-2 1 3.51 33 3 0 77.0 65 38 30 12 66

Ben Hornbeck - Years at K-State: 2006-08Year Team League W-L SV ERA G GS SH IP H R ER BB SO2008 Vancouver NOR (SS A) 2-2 1 4.88 18 0 0 31.1 30 18 17 18 402008 Kane County MID (Low A) 1-0 0 2.25 3 0 0 4.0 3 1 1 1 52009 Kane County MID (Low A) 4-0 0 1.24 7 4 0 36.1 19 6 5 10 472009 Stockton CAL (High A) 5-4 1 3.52 21 11 0 76.2 64 36 30 32 1112009 Midland TEX (AA) 0-1 0 16.20 1 1 0 3.1 5 7 6 4 12010 Stockton CAL (High A) 7-3 0 4.44 18 18 0 93.1 113 62 46 41 1122010 Midland TEX (AA) 2-3 1 5.87 8 7 0 38.1 43 27 25 19 26Career Three Seasons 21-13 3 4.13 76 41 0 283.1 277 157 130 125 342

Trevor Hurley - Years at K-State: 2006-08Year Team League W-L SV ERA G GS SH IP H R ER BB SO2008 Spokane NOR (SS A) 3-1 3 3.29 22 0 0 38.1 28 19 14 28 402009 Spokane NOR (SS A) 7-2 0 3.36 15 15 0 80.1 71 35 30 33 772009 Hickory SAL (Low A) 1-0 0 3.00 5 0 0 9.0 9 3 3 3 92010 Hickory SAL (Low A) 0-1 11 1.43 26 0 0 37.2 18 10 6 10 502010 Bakersfield CAL (High A) 2-2 4 2.22 19 0 0 28.1 17 10 7 16 34Career Three Seasons 13-6 18 2.74 87 15 0 193.2 143 77 60 90 210

Carter Jurica - Years at K-State: 2008-10Year Team League AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB2010 Salem-Keizer NOR (SS A) .216 62 236 23 51 7 3 4 31 18 47 10Career One Season .216 62 236 23 51 7 3 4 31 18 47 10

A.J. Morris - Years at K-State: 2006-09Year Team League W-L SV ERA G GS SH IP H R ER BB SO2009 GCL Nationals GCL (R) 0-0 0 0.00 2 2 0 5.0 0 0 0 0 42009 Hagerstown SAL (Low A) 0-4 0 3.82 8 8 0 37.2 44 23 16 8 362010 GCL Nationals GCL (R) 0-0 0 3.21 4 4 0 14.0 9 5 5 1 102010 Potomac CAR (High A) 5-3 2 3.88 23 12 0 72.0 67 43 31 27 61Career Two Seasons 5-7 2 3.64 37 26 0 128.2 120 71 52 36 111

Adam Muenster - Years at K-State: 2006-10Year Team League AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB2010 AZL Reds AZL (R) .214 31 98 10 21 2 0 0 12 15 21 4Career One Season .214 31 98 10 21 2 0 0 12 15 21 4

Justin Murray - Years at K-State: 2006-08Year Team League W-L SV ERA G GS SH IP H R ER BB SO2008 AZL Athletics AZL (R) 0-1 0 1.69 3 1 0 10.2 6 5 2 2 72008 Midland TEX (AA) 2-1 0 5.52 5 3 0 14.2 15 9 9 5 52009 Kane County MID (Low A) 5-1 12 2.84 37 0 0 44.1 43 16 14 14 452009 Stockton CAL (High A) 1-4 0 6.04 7 3 0 25.1 31 28 17 11 192010 Stockton CAL (High A) 10-4 1 3.67 26 18 0 117.2 133 59 48 54 832010 Midland TEX (AA) 0-1 0 4.32 4 3 0 16.2 21 10 8 11 7Career Three Seasons 18-12 13 3.85 82 28 0 229.1 249 127 98 97 166

Nate Tenbrink - Years at K-State: 2006-08Year Team League AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB2008 Everett NOR (R) .198 61 202 43 40 9 0 5 21 38 51 242009 Clinton MID (Low A) .282 126 457 76 129 24 7 10 59 47 104 142010 High Desert CAL (High A) .377 44 175 38 66 10 5 9 42 22 33 142010 West Tenn SOU (AA) .274 72 234 37 64 11 5 5 28 38 54 12Career Three Seasons .XXX 303 1,068 194 299 54 17 29 150 145 242 64

Carlos Torres - Year at K-State: 2004Year Team League W-L SV ERA G GS SH IP H R ER BB SO2004 Bristol APP (R) 2-2 1 4.74 19 0 0 38.0 43 30 20 12 282005 Great Falls PIO (R) 1-1 0 2.88 5 5 0 25.0 18 8 8 8 262005 Kannapolis SAL (Low A) 1-3 0 3.53 8 8 0 43.1 28 20 17 23 542006 Winston-Salem CAR (High A) 3-8 1 4.69 25 20 0 94.0 116 66 49 55 762007 Winston-Salem CAR (High A) 0-2 3 3.72 19 0 0 36.1 33 16 15 10 412007 Birmingham SOU (AA) 2-2 1 3.70 36 0 0 56.0 57 26 23 22 592008 Birmingham SOU (AA) 9-5 0 3.20 21 17 0 101.1 86 40 36 29 922008 Charlotte INT (AAA) 0-0 0 4.58 8 1 0 19.2 23 10 10 11 192009 Charlotte INT (AAA) 10-4 1 2.39 23 20 1 128.0 96 38 34 56 1302009 Chicago MLB (AL) 1-2 0 6.04 8 5 0 28.1 30 20 19 17 222010 Charlotte INT (AAA) 9-9 0 3.42 27 25 0 160.1 125 65 61 71 1402010 Chicago MLB (AL) 0-1 0 8.56 5 1 0 13.2 23 13 13 9 13Career Seven Seasons 38-39 7 3.69 204 102 1 744.0 678 352 305 323 700

Rob Vaughn - Years at K-State: 2006-09Year Team League AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB2009 Bristol APP (R) .226 27 93 10 21 1 0 4 7 3 24 02009 Kannapolis SAL (Low A) .250 2 8 1 2 1 0 1 6 0 1 02010 Great Falls PIO (R) .277 19 47 4 13 0 0 0 5 6 10 0Career Two Seasons .243 48 148 15 36 2 0 5 18 9 35 0

Byron Wiley - Years at K-State: 2006-08Year Team League AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB2008 Billings PIO (R) .328 39 137 29 45 17 5 5 37 24 49 32009 Dayton MID (Low A) .275 110 382 62 105 25 5 12 64 76 114 92010 Dayton MID (Low A) .209 19 67 11 14 2 0 4 9 15 22 22010 Lynchburg CAR (High A) .205 13 44 3 9 0 0 1 2 5 20 02010 Visalia CAL (High A) .278 10 36 9 10 0 0 1 7 7 11 2Career Three Seasons .275 191 666 114 183 44 10 23 119 127 216 16

After tallying 44 extra-base hits, including 20 homers, at Triple A Columbus in 2010, JaredGoedert was added to the Cleveland Indians’ 40-man roster prior to the 2011 season.

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Year Player Pos. Team Rd.1965 Joe Beck 1B Milwaukee 351966 Richard Schlesinger P Detroit 221966 Steven Wood P Minnesota 351966 Ernest Recob OF New York (AL) 561968 Richard Long P Kansas City 291968 Barry Herron C Seattle 301968 Dan Nichols 3B Los Angeles 371968 Larry Largent P Kansas City 531968 Bobby Randall SS Los Angeles *71969 Jack Woolsey OF San Francisco 21969 Edward Hopkins 1B Kansas City 41969 Steven Wood P Cleveland 91969 Bobby Randall SS Los Angeles *21969 Barry Herron C Cleveland *81970 Bill Huisman 2B Chicago (NL) 131971 Charles Coe SS Detroit *11971 Mark Arnold P Kansas City *31972 Bill Droege OF Chicago (NL) 81972 Bob Lesslie P Los Angeles *11974 Lon Kruger SS St. Louis 211975 Andy Replogle P St. Louis 91976 Ted Power P Los Angeles 51977 Greg Korbe OF Cincinnati 181978 Greg Korbe OF New York (NL) 261981 Antonio Triplett SS Texas 121982 Louie Trujillo P Cincinnati 261982 Glynn Perry OF New York (AL) 441984 Cary Colbert 1B Detroit 271987 Mike Hinkle P St. Louis 241988 Jeff Hulse C Kansas City 91988 Zack Kimbell P Kansas City 251989 Sean Collins 2B Kansas City 131989 Jim Haller P New York (AL) 241991 Brad Rippelmeyer 3B Atlanta 91991 Scott Stroth OF San Francisco 231992 Craig Wilson SS Chicago (AL) 131993 Brian Culp C Colorado 421993 Todd Petering SS San Francisco 501995 Jon Albrecht P Kansas City 25

Year Player Pos. Team Rd.1996 David Johnson P Minnesota 291996 Matt Koeman P Cleveland 301997 Heath Schesser SS Detroit 51997 Eric Yanz P Kansas City 81997 David Johnson P Colorado 91997 Jon Oiseth P San Diego 311997 Todd Fereday 2B Chicago (NL) 361998 Mickey Blount P Minnesota 51998 Pat Hertzel P Tampa Bay 141998 Yancy Ayres C/1B Kansas City 271999 Brandon Peck P St. Louis 282002 Ross Hawley RHP Los Angeles 312002 Pat Maloney OF Toronto 472004 Carlos Torres RHP Chicago (AL) 152004 Jared Brite RHP Houston 262005 Steve Murphy OF Texas 142005 Eric Eymann SS Cincinnati 192006 Jared Goedert IF Cleveland 92006 Adam Cowart RHP San Francisco 352007 Eli Rumler IF Arizona 392008 Nate Tenbrink IF Seattle 72008 Byron Wiley OF Cincinnati 222008 Trevor Hurley RHP Texas 222008 Daniel Edwards RHP Philadelphia 252008 Justin Murray RHP Oakland 292008 Ben Hornbeck LHP Oakland 322009 A.J. Morris RHP Washington 42009 Justin Bloxom OF Washington 112009 Drew Biery IF San Francisco 222009 Rob Vaughn C Chicago (AL) 302009 Lance Hoge LHP New York (NL) 362010 Carter Jurica IF San Francisco 32010 Adam Muenster IF Cincinnati 292010 Johnny Fasola RHP Los Angeles (NL) 362010 Levi Schlick LHP Chicago (AL) 392010 Kyle Hunter LHP New York (AL) 432010 Blake Freeman RHP Tampa Bay 45

* Denotes secondary draftNote: List includes only current newcomers. If drafted twice, second selection only listed.

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BATTING AVERAGE2010 Nick Martini .4162009 Justin Bloxom .3612008 Justin Bloxom .2882007 Byron Wiley .3662006 Joe Roundy .3892005 Barrett Rice .3482004 Steve Murphy .3382003 Ty Soto .3602002 Pat Maloney .3982001 Josh Cavender .3662000 Mark English .3651999 Kasey Weishaar .4291998 Josh Marn .3691997 Heath Schesser .4091996 Todd Fereday .3621995 Chris Hess .3871994 Matt Miller .3181993 Brian Culp .3511992 Craig Wilson .4161991 Craig Wilson .3861990 Craig Wilson .3281989 Russ Ringgenberg .3671988 David Chadd .4181987 Jeff Turtle .3971986 Jeff Turtle .3371985 Otto Kaifes .4241984 Cary Colbert .3461983 Cary Colbert .4031982 Glynn Perry .3691981 Joe Goedert .4001980 Rob Holder .3771979 Don Hess .2891978 Tim Pepper .3671977 Greg Korbe .4061976 Steve Anson .3561975 Steve Anson .3571974 Steve Anson .3331973 Steve Anson .3461972 Keith Hungate .3431971 Bill Droege .3731970 Jim Whitesell .3211969 Bob Randall .3941968 Jack Woolsey .3391967 Don Kupowicz .3571966 Ernie Recob .3881965 Joseph Beck .3611964 Joseph Beck .2441963 Ernie Recob .3401962 Harold Haun .3281961 Tom Dunn .3331960 Tom Dunn .348

RUNS BATTED IN2010 Carter Jurica 692009 Justin Bloxom 632008 Justin Bloxom 492007 Byron Wiley 442006 Joe Roundy 512005 Joe Roundy 472004 Steve Murphy 402003 Ryan Baldwin 522002 Pat Maloney 532001 Josh Cavender 502000 Mark English 581999 Brett Reid 501998 Josh Marn 521997 Heath Schesser 851996 Scott Poepard 571995 Scott Poepard 551994 Fereday, Hendrix 421993 Brian Culp 521992 Craig Wilson 621991 Craig Wilson 521990 Craig Wilson 341989 Mike Rosenboom 491988 Jeff Hulse 651987 Mike Hinkle 481986 Otto Kaifes 441985 Otto Kaifes 531984 Cary Colbert 271983 Cary Colbert 271982 Cary Colbert 62

1981 Joe Goedert 491980 Rob Holder 451979 Don Hess 381978 Tim Pepper 451977 Greg Korbe 361976 Steve Anson 481975 Steve Anson 371974 Mike Chapman 311973 Scott Scholbe 231972 Bill Droege 281971 Bill Droege 301970 Bob Gartner 211969 Bob Gartner 251968 Jack Woolsey 331967 Jack Woolsey 221966 Gary Holland 271965 Stu Steele 181964 Joseph Beck 121963 Sam Somerhalder 161962 Gary Kaufman 101961 John Solmos 151960 John Solmos 21

RUNS SCORED2010 Adam Muenster 652009 Carter Jurica 612008 Nate Tenbrink 462007 Byron Wiley 422006 Jared Goedert 552005 Steve Murphy 522004 Terry Blunt 542003 Tim Doty 452002 Pat Maloney 662001 Osmar Castillo 482000 Chad Tabor 451999 Kasey Weishaar 53 Chad Tabor 531998 Josh Marn 471997 Heath Schesser 701996 Heath Schesser 571995 Chris Hess 631994 Chris Hess 391993 Brian Culp 461992 Craig Wilson 541991 Craig Wilson 601990 L.J. Twyner 401989 Sean Collins 521988 David Chadd 661987 Mike Hinkle 451986 Mike Hinkle 40 Gary Pridey 40

1985 Scott Gilbert 44 Victor Suarez 44

1984 Cary Colbert 271983 Mark Teague 301982 Joe Goedert 531981 Antonio Triplett 571980 Rob Holder 421979 Mike Baker 321978 Greg Korbe 441977 Greg Korbe 391976 Steve Anson 451975 Gary Holub 421974 Gary Holub 321973 Steve Anson 231972 Ken Lehrmann 231971 Joe Steiner 251970 Jim Whitesell 301969 Bill Huisman 321968 Tom Wheeler 271967 Jim Brown 201966 Ernie Recob 211965 Stu Steele 191964 Joseph Beck 161963 Ernie Recob 221962 Richard Lee 121961 John Solmos 191960 John Solmos 22

HITS2010 Nick Martini 962009 Justin Bloxom 882008 Justin Bloxom 632007 Byron Wiley 712006 Joe Roundy 772005 Terry Blunt 742004 Steve Murphy 672003 Ryan Baldwin 672002 Pat Maloney 882001 Josh Cavender 742000 Mark English 661999 Kasey Weishaar 821998 Josh Marn 761997 Heath Schesser 971996 Todd Fereday 791995 Chris Hess 821994 Todd Fereday 631993 Brian Culp 601992 Craig Wilson 871991 Craig Wilson 881990 Craig Wilson 651989 Russ Ringgenberg 691988 David Chadd 841987 Mike Hinkle 701986 Jeff Turtle 591985 Scott Gilbert 651984 Cary Colbert 371983 Mark Teague 551982 Glynn Perry 721981 Antonio Triplett 651980 Rob Holder 521979 Don Hess 441978 Greg Korbe 671977 Greg Korbe 671976 Steve Anson 62 Jon Yeagley 621975 Steve Anson 511974 Steve Anson 441973 Steve Anson 451972 Keith Hungate 371971 Joe Steiner 421970 Dan Mantlo 37 Bill Huisman 371969 Bill Huisman 441968 Jack Woolsey 371967 Jack Woolsey 281966 Ernie Recob 451965 Joseph Beck 301964 Joseph Beck 211963 Ernie Recob 331962 Harold Haun 201961 Tom Dunn 221960 Tom Dunn 24 John Solmos 24

AT-BATS2010 Adam Muenster 2472009 Jason King 2472008 Justin Bloxom 2192007 Byron Wiley 1942006 Joe Roundy 1982005 Terry Blunt 2202004 Terry Blunt 2202003 Pat Maloney 2042002 Gabe Luttrell 2282001 Josh Cavender 202 Osmar Castillo 2022000 Chad Tabor 1951999 Chad Tabor 2211998 Josh Marn 2061997 Heath Schesser 2371996 Chris Hess 2201995 Scott Poepard 2211994 Todd Fereday 2061993 Brian Culp 1711992 Craig Wilson 2091991 Craig Wilson 2281990 Craig Wilson 1981989 Russ Ringgenberg 1881988 Kent Gleason 2051987 Mike Hinkle 1861986 Mike Hinkle 205

1985 Scott Gilbert 2021984 Brian Bascue 1141983 Mark Teague 1561982 Glynn Perry 1951981 Antonio Triplett 1911980 Don Hess 1461979 Mike Baker 1561978 Greg Korbe 1641977 Greg Korbe 1651976 Jon Yeagley 1811975 Gary Holub 1521974 Curt Shockey 1511973 Scott Scholbe 1351972 Joe Steiner 1201971 Joe Steiner 1221970 Bill Huisman 1331969 Bill Huisman 1141968 Tom Wheeler 1111967 Jack Woolsey 1021966 Jim Scheffer 1191965 Ernie Recob 901964 Joseph Beck 861963 Sam Somerhalder 1021962 Sam Somerhalder 731961 Tom Dunn 66 Ken Jones 661960 Ken Jones 79

DOUBLES2010 Adam Muenster 212009 Drew Biery 17 Nick Martini 172008 Nate Tenbrink 162007 Nate Tenbrink 112006 Barrett Rice 182005 Steve Murphy 192004 Chris Carlson 152003 Ryan Baldwin 162002 Osmar Castillo 16 Pat Maloney 162001 Ty Soto 142000 Mark English 141999 Quinn Craves 151998 Yancy Ayres 191997 Heath Schesser 201996 Heath Schesser 201995 Scott Poepard 231994 Chris Hess 141993 Brian Culp 131992 Craig Wilson 171991 Craig Wilson 151990 Craig Wilson 161989 Russ Ringgenberg 131988 Jim Donohue 221987 Scott Spangenberg 141986 Jeff Turtle 131985 Three with 121984 Brian Bascue 101983 Mark Teague 121982 Joe Goedert 201981 Joe Goedert 101980 Rob Holder 71979 Dan McAfee 71978 Greg Korbe 81977 Greg Korbe 161976 Steve Anson 111975 Steve Anson 101974 Dave Specht 91973 Three with 61972 Joe Steiner 51971 Bill Droege 61970 Jim Whitesell 101969 Bill Huisman 91968 Tom Wheeler 51967 Dwight Martinek 51966 Gary Holland 91965 Joseph Beck 71964 Kenneth Aiken 41963 Sam Somerhalder 61962 Richard Lee 3 Dean Pease 3

1961 Robert Jones 41960 Al Thaemert 5

TRIPLES2010 Nick Martini 42009 Jason King 52008 Justin Bloxom 2 Jordan Cruz 22007 Nate Tenbrink 42006 Three players 22005 Eric Eymann 42004 Ryan Saltzgaber 32003 Brad Anzman 32002 Pat Maloney 32001 Nick Sorensen 32000 Josh Cavender 41999 Kasey Weishaar 41998 Yancy Ayres 3 Eric Sommerhauser 31997 Heath Schesser 81996 Adam Green 41995 Chris Hess 51994 Chris Bouchard 31993 Petering, McFall 21992 Craig Wilson 51991 Lance Wilson 71990 Jeff Troll 3 Brad Rippelmeyer 31989 Craig Wilson 4 Bill Barnard 41988 Reese Beers 41987 Three with 31986 Gary Pridey 41985 Scott Graves 61984 Nine with 11983 Cary Colbert 2 Jay Kvasnicka 21982 Joe Goedert 101981 Antonio Triplett 111980 Glynn Perry 41979 Jeff Sherrer 61978 Tim Pepper 51977 Jeff Moore 81976 Steve Anson 61975 Steve Anson 41974 Steve Anson 61973 Steve Anson 31972 Bill Droege 41971 Bill Droege 41970 Bill Gartner 31969 Bill Huisman 4 Jack Woolsey 41968 Jack Woolsey 71967 Four with 31966 Stu Steele 61965 Stu Steele 31964 Sam Somerhalder 31963 Ernie Recob 21962 Five with 11961 Gerald Kreske 2

HOME RUNS2010 Carter Jurica 132009 Justin Bloxom 122008 Nate Tenbrink 92007 Byron Wiley 72006 Jared Goedert 122005 Steve Murphy 10 Joe Roundy 102004 Josh Dent 42003 Pat Maloney 102002 Pat Maloney 112001 Pat Maloney 112000 Mark English 131999 Quinn Cravens 10 Brett Reid 101998 Quinn Cravens 9 Josh Marn 91997 Scott Poepard 16 Heath Schesser 161996 David Hendrix 121995 Scott Poepard 101994 David Hendrix 121993 Brian Culp 121992 Craig Wilson 81991 Craig Wilson 9

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1990 Brian Culp 7 Chris Hmielewski 71989 Sean Collins 71988 Jeff Hulse 12 Jim Donohue 12

1987 Jeff Turtle 121986 Otto Kaifes 9 Jeff Turtle 91985 Otto Kaifes 91984 Cary Colbert 91983 Three with 41982 Cary Colbert 111981 Joe Goedert 61980 Rob Holder 141979 Don Hess 91978 Tim Pepper 71977 Greg Korbe 91976 Dave Specht 71975 Steve Anson 71974 Don Hoffman 41973 Ken Mosley 3 Scott Scholbe 31972 Ken Lehrmann 61971 Charlie Clark 41970 Bob Gartner 31969 Bob Gartner 51968 Jack Woolsey 81967 Jack Woolsey 21966 Norb Andrews 2 Stu Steele 21965 Joseph Beck 4 Stu Steele 41964 Kenneth Aiken 2 Ronald Wilson 21963 Raydon Robel 31962 Sam Somerhalder 21961 John Solmos 61960 John Solmos 5

TOTAL BASES2010 Carter Jurica 1482009 Justin Bloxom 1482008 Justin Bloxom 1052007 Byron Wiley 1022006 Joe Roundy 1212005 Steve Murphy 1142004 Terry Blunt 932003 Pat Maloney 1072002 Pat Maloney 1432001 Josh Cavender 1152000 Mark English 1251999 Kasey Weishaar 1201998 Josh Marn 1181997 Heath Schesser 1811996 Todd Fereday 1221995 Scott Poepard 1251994 Todd Fereday 100 Dave Hendrix 1001993 Brian Culp 1111992 Craig Wilson 1381991 Craig Wilson 1401990 Craig Wilson 951989 Russ Ringgenberg 1011988 David Chadd 1351987 Mike Hinkle 1061986 Jeff Turtle 991985 Mark Goodwin 1051984 Cary Colbert 721983 Mark Teague 811982 Cary Colbert 1201981 Antonio Triplett 1051980 Rob Holder 1071979 Don Hess 781978 Tim Pepper 931977 Greg Korbe 1121976 Steve Anson 1031975 Steve Anson 901974 Steve Anson 691973 Steve Anson 631972 Ken Lehrmann 611971 Bill Droege 641970 Jim Whitesell 64

1969 Bill Huisman 731968 Jack Woolsey 761967 Jack Woolsey 431966 Ernie Recob 531965 Joe Beck 531964 Not available1963 Ernie Recob 451962 Sam Somerhalder 271961 John Solmos 351960 John Solmos 46

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE2010 Carter Jurica .6242009 Justin Bloxom .6072008 Justin Bloxom .4792007 Byron Wiley .5262006 Joe Roundy .6112005 Steve Murphy .5762004 Steve Murphy .4652003 Ty Soto .5682002 Pat Maloney .6472001 Pat Maloney .5792000 Mark English .6911999 Kasey Weishaar .6281998 Josh Marn .5731997 Heath Schesser .7641996 Dave Hendrix .5881995 Scott Poepard .5661994 Dave Hendrix .4931993 Brian Culp .6491992 Craig Wilson .6601991 Craig Wilson .6141990 Blair Hanneman .5271989 Sean Collins .5651988 Bill Barnard .6671987 Jeff Turtle .7541986 Jeff Turtle .5661985 Otto Kaifes .6881984 Cary Colbert .6731983 Cary Colbert .5971982 Cary Colbert .6321981 Glynn Perry .6081980 Rob Holder .775

1979 Don Hess .5131978 Tim Pepper .6201977 Greg Korbe .6791976 Steve Anson .5921975 Steve Anson .6291974 Steve Anson .5231973 Steve Anson .4851972 Ken Lehrmann .5211971 Bill Droege .5821970 Jim Whitesell .5871969 Bill Huisman .6401968 Jack Woolsey .6971967 Jack Woolsey .4221966 Ernie Recob .4571965 Joe Beck .6391964 Not available1963 Ernie Recob .4641962 Harold Haun .3771961 John Solmos .5291960 John Solmos .551

WALKS2010 Nick Martini 41 Adam Muenster 412009 Adam Muenster 422008 Nate Tenbrink 322007 Byron Wiley 432006 Jared Goedert 392005 Terry Blunt 292004 Terry Blunt 452003 Pat Maloney 252002 Pat Maloney 362001 Osmar Castillo 322000 Kasey Weishaar 321999 Quinn Cravens 421998 Eric Sommerhauser 371997 Jason Bichelmeyer 401996 Adam Green 531995 Chris Bouchard 481994 Chris Hess 341993 Brian Culp 441992 Jamey Stellino 381991 Brian Culp 37

1990 Kevin Kaufman 371989 Jeff Troll 461988 Kent Gleason 471987 Mike Hinkle 271986 Otto Kaifes 421985 Scott Graves 381984 Cary Colbert 171983 Cary Colbert 321982 Joe Goedert 551981 Joe Goedert 401980 Rob Holder 321979 Jeff Sherrer 241978 Not available1977 Not available1976 Not available1975 Gary Holub 311974 Gary Holub 31

STOLEN BASES2010 Adam Muenster 262009 Dane Yelovich 24 Adam Muenster 242008 Dane Yelovich 18 Adam Muenster 182007 Eli Rumler 152006 Brandon Farr 132005 Terry Blunt 262004 Terry Blunt 152003 Terry Blunt 82002 Osmar Castillo 142001 Josh Cavender 172000 Chad Tabor 161999 Chad Tabor 191998 Josh Marn 7 Andy Silva 71997 Todd Fereday 211996 Todd Fereday 161995 Tim Decker 371994 Tim Decker 131993 Todd Petering 251992 Jamey Stellino 141991 Lance Wilson 161990 Brian Culp 9 Jeff Troll 91989 Russ Ringgenberg 431988 Tony Braddock 211988 Sean Collins 211987 Tony Braddock 111986 Gary Pridey 271985 Scott Graves 301984 Scott Graves 61983 Mark Teague 81982 J. French 171981 Antonio Triplett 191980 Glynn Perry 81979 Mark Nordyke 191978 George Sallas 131977 Craig Cooper 4 Ken Dickerson 41976 Dave Specht 9 Gary Holub 91975 Gary Holub 181974 Gary Holub 141973 Ken Mosley 81972 Joe Steiner 71971 Four with 51970 Bill Droege 8 Bob Gartner 81969 Bill Huisman 91968 Jack Woolsey 131967 Tom Wheeler 91966 Ernie Recob 111965 Ernie Recob 121964 Keith Cramer 21963 Ernie Recob 31962 Harold Haun 11961 Tom Dunn 6 John Solmos 61960 Tom Dunn 41959 Al Thaemert 11958 Ken Nakari 1 Jim Raffety 1

Year AVG. GP-GS AB R RPG H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E FLD% 2010 .323 59-59 2026 448 7.6 655 122 12 39 414 918 .453 273 110 370 .426 29 55 120-159 1556 618 60 .9732009 .317 62-62 2126 458 7.4 675 123 22 58 420 1016 .478 223 83 393 .399 27 44 149-194 1642 687 67 .9722008 .261 58-58 1936 311 5.5 103 103 7 36 280 730 .377 243 76 433 .362 23 48 105-133 1544 640 67 .9702007 .290 58-58 1937 357 6.2 561 79 15 24 312 742 .383 267 74 375 .391 31 56 80-102 1536 648 67 .9702006 .314 53-53 1788 371 7.0 562 104 10 38 337 800 .447 214 52 283 .399 21 58 74-85 1384 614 57 .9722005 .309 55-55 1917 428 7.8 593 120 19 51 388 904 .472 231 51 321 .394 24 44 78-97 1440 648 81 .9632004 .259 56-56 1893 304 5.4 491 96 12 24 263 683 .361 259 50 370 .360 20 60 63-80 1521 595 81 .9632003 .282 52-52 1834 295 5.7 517 90 8 40 269 743 .405 188 36 365 .357 19 22 28-41 1341 523 109 .9452002 .314 55-55 2005 416 7.6 629 111 11 38 369 876 .437 225 64 393 .393 39 29 61-79 1467 598 129 .9412001 .279 53-53 1774 329 6.2 495 81 12 41 298 723 .408 194 61 345 .367 12 46 53-75 1361 521 82 .9582000 .302 51-51 1714 356 7.0 518 95 19 37 317 762 .445 230 64 333 .399 25 40 54-76 1278 535 99 .9481999 .300 55-55 1910 370 6.7 573 99 18 56 331 876 .459 209 49 395 .379 25 41 41-57 1426 618 110 .9491998 .284 52-52 1800 351 6.8 512 123 13 46 307 799 .444 240 45 392 .379 20 34 30-37 1333 550 111 .9441997 .326 56-56 2052 527 9.4 669 145 30 75 477 1099 .536 309 39 407 .418 33 23 78-101 1481 643 113 .9491996 .297 54-54 1923 460 8.5 572 119 20 48 407 875 .455 320 46 376 .406 24 23 68-86 1412 572 128 .9391995 .299 53-53 1801 429 8.1 539 104 17 35 387 782 .434 382 48 318 .430 25 32 100-123 1378 595 91 .9561994 .276 56-56 1821 306 5.5 503 81 15 31 273 707 .388 262 29 342 .373 21 10 48-65 1372 545 132 .9361993 .262 49-49 1630 303 6.2 427 80 10 28 251 611 .375 291 16 293 .372 19 26 53-72 1269 558 102 .9471992 .304 56-56 1781 396 7.1 542 123 17 32 340 795 .446 209 28 312 .381 11 31 50-67 1289 567 82 .9581991 .310 60-60 1863 437 7.3 577 92 27 54 377 885 .475 258 29 327 .430 19 22 68-95 1339 571 78 .9611990 .282 57-57 1738 325 5.7 490 79 16 34 283 703 .404 271 23 313 .380 12 22 53-77 1329 604 84 .9581989 .283 55-55 1668 362 6.6 472 82 19 25 319 667 .400 300 30 293 .395 19 13 110-142 1296 515 90 .9531988 .339 58-58 1910 564 9.7 648 126 17 63 476 997 .522 374 35 336 .447 36 8 84-97 1341 521 120 .9391987 .293 52-52 1603 373 7.2 470 84 17 53 330 747 .466 266 34 319 .400 15 6 59-79 1161 508 99 .944 1986 .261 58-58 1783 346 6.0 465 91 16 38 294 702 .394 298 24 353 .367 19 18 98-129 1352 564 134 .9351985 .296 62-62 1832 407 6.6 543 96 24 52 363 843 .460 329 28 344 .406 12 14 138-162 1441 469 93 .9541984 .253 38-38 1061 202 5.3 268 56 8 27 169 401 .378 135 6 220 .337 7 4 21 789 308 68 .9421983 .274 43-43 1250 214 5.0 343 61 10 20 185 484 .387 199 10 232 .374 8 10 24-33 938 397 60 .9571982 .313 57-57 1665 418 7.3 521 91 38 45 381 823 .494 318 14 248 .419 28 11 49 1232 528 84 .954 1981 .294 55-55 1479 359 6.5 435 65 26 23 283 621 .420 229 8 192 .384 14 21 83 1112 462 88 .9471980 .295 44-44 1238 253 5.8 365 47 20 40 223 430 .347 176 13 197 – – – 42 892 346 80 .9391979 .251 50-50 1286 236 4.7 324 38 17 21 189 462 .359 172 12 242 – – – 61 1030 356 83 .9431978 .265 49-49 1325 268 5.5 351 43 21 27 219 517 .390 213 14 229 .363 17 24 56 – – – –1977 .287 51-51 1416 250 4.9 406 60 23 22 222 578 .408 215 10 228 – – – 21 – – – –1976 .306 54-54 1511 318 5.9 462 71 21 29 270 662 .438 226 14 221 .392 25 15 40 – – – – 1975 .276 46-46 1303 259 5.6 360 50 14 28 218 522 .401 219 13 201 .381 6 12 46 987 358 85 .9411974 .260 47-47 1290 212 4.5 335 64 14 18 181 481 .373 201 14 255 .360 14 11 39 1016 382 67 .9541973 .251 45-45 1241 150 3.3 311 51 11 15 122 429 .346 125 9 222 .318 12 13 28 947 371 64 .954 1972 .275 34-34 1000 160 4.7 275 23 12 24 144 394 .394 108 7 170 .343 11 11 24 747 295 66 .9401971 .289 33-33 1069 161 4.9 310 34 15 14 139 416 .389 96 9 137 .349 6 9 30 – – – –

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VICTORIES

2010 Kyle Hunter 9

2009 A.J. Morris 14

2008 Brad Hutt 7

2007 Brad Hutt 9

2006 Chase Bayuk 7

Brad Hutt 7

2005 Adam Cowart 7

Chase Mitchell 7

2004 Carlos Torres 6

2003 Jim Ripley 4

2002 Brock Smith 6

2001 Luke Robertson 7

2000 Chad Duckers 4

Jason Wells 4

1999 Derek Andersen 6

Brandon Peck 6

1998 Brandon Peck 4

1997 Eric Yanz 5

1996 Matt Koeman 7

1995 Matt Koeman 6

Adam Novak 6

1994 Jon Oiseth 4

1993 Dan Driskill 3

Rob Merriman 3

1992 Dan Driskill 9

1991 Dan Driskill 5

Kent Hipp 5

Chris Hmielewski 5

Sean Pedersen 5

1990 David Hierholzer 7

1989 Bill Schafer 6

Jeff Peterson 6

1988 Jeff Peterson 7

1987 Zack Kimbell 6

1986 Robby Guinn 5

1985 Tom Smith 7

Wally Bramlage 7

1984 Scott Lichlyter 3

1983 Mike Wilkerson 5

1982 Mickey Fleeman 4

Scott McClanahan 4

Tony Smith 4

Louie Trujillo 4

1981 Mike Johnson 6

1980 Mike O’Malley 3

Larry Spresser 3

1979 Don Waller 4

1978 Scott Mach 5

1977 Neal Hudson 6

Lon Ostrom 6

Frank Seitz 6

1976 Lon Ostrom 9

1975 Andy Replogle 9



1972 Bob Lesslie 6

1971 Bruce Bennett 5

1970 Bob Haney 6

1969 Mark Arnold 3

Steve Snyder 3

Steve Wood 3

1968 Nick Horner 8

1967 Steve Snyder 5

1966 Wade Johnson 6

1965 Ivor Evans 3

Wade Johnson 3

1964 Alfred Bolte 3

1963 Carrold Howard 2

James Wesch 2

1962 Ivor Evans 2

1961 Wayne Thummel 5


EARNED RUN AVERAGE

2010 Evan Marshall 3.90

2009 A.J. Morris 2.09

2008 Daniel Edwards 2.47


2006 Ben Hornbeck 1.24

2005 Adam Cowart 3.93

2004 Carlos Torres 4.12

2003 Eric Rollins 5.65

2002 Franco Pezely 2.65

2001 Scott Tallman 2.91

2000 Derek Ver Helst 4.68

1999 Blake Johnson 3.26

1998 Andy Silva 2.66

1997 David Meares 3.00

1996 David Johnson 3.54

1995 Dan Albrecht 1.50

1994 Sean Pedersen 3.63

1993 Rob Merriman 5.09

1992 Dan Driskill 3.83

1991 Kent Hipp 3.47

1990 David Hierholzer 3.13

1989 Mike Hedrick 3.10

1988 Steve Scoville 4.85

1987 Mike Hinkle 3.00

1986 Marty Darnell 3.35

1985 Tom Smith 3.87

1984 Lynn Lichter 5.63

1983 Tony Smith 4.30

1982 Duane Harms 4.59

1981 Louie Trujillo 4.17

1980 Doug Able 6.12

1979 Mike Wright 3.67

1978 Scott Mach 3.88

1977 Neal Hudson 3.57

1976 Ted Power 2.34


1974 Stu Lindell 1.91

1973 Andy Replogle 2.74


1971 Phil Oliver 2.22

1970 Bob Haney 1.34

1969 Steve Snyder 2.98

1968 Nick Horner 2.83


1966 Wade Johnson 1.09

1965 John Krob 3.28

1964 Robert Stauth 3.13

1963 James Wesch 2.43

1962 Brad Steele 5.40

1961 Wayne Thummel 3.64

1960 Richard Heiman 3.07

STRIKEOUTS

2010 Thomas Rooke 61

2009 A.J. Morris 100

2008 Daniel Edwards 53

2007 Brad Hutt 56

2006 Adam Cowart 72

2005 Adam Cowart 70

2004 Jim Ripley 90

2003 Jim Ripley 59

2002 Brock Smith 60




1998 Chris Traylor 71

1997 Eric Yanz 79

1996 Matt Koeman 84

1995 Matt Koeman 71

1994 Jon Oiseth 47

1993 Dan Driskill 64


1991 Kent Hipp 65


1989 Bill Schafer 67

David Hierholzer 67

1988 Zack Kimbell 71


1986 Rocky Ferguson 65

1985 Tom Smith 82

1984 Lynn Lichter 34

1983 Chris Hamilton 40

1982 Louie Trujillo 65

1981 Mickey Fleeman 38

1980 Tom Harvey 27

1979 Tom Harvey 35

1978 Neal Hudson 45

1977 Dave Tuttle 65

1976 Ted Power 99




1972 Bob Lesslie 70

1971 Lon Kruger 38

1970 Bryce Dietrich 48

1969 Nick Horner 50

1968 Nick Horner 67

1967 Steve Snyder 61

1966 Wade Johnson 55

1965 Ivor Evans 42

1964 Alfred Bolte 36




1960 Richard Heiman 33

STRIKEOUTS/9 INNINGS

2010 Thomas Rooke 11.6

2009 James Allen 10.3



2006 Ben Hornbeck 10.8


2004 Jim Ripley 10.9

2003 Eric Rollins 9.1

2002 Jonathan Gutierrez 8.6

2001 James Brazeal 8.8

2000 Luke Robertson 8.8

1999 Tim Johnson 9.9

1998 Mickey Blount 11.7

1997 Eric Yanz 9.8

1996 David Johnson 10.2

1995 Dan Albrecht 10.1

1994 Rob Merriman 7.0

1993 Kevin Wicker 6.5




1989 Bill Schafer 9.6

1988 Scott Scoville 10.0

1987 Rocky Ferguson 8.0


1985 Robby Guinn 9.4


1983 Chris Hamilton 8.2


1981 Greg Jones 10.0

1980 Al Hunter 8.7

1979 Mark Laterza 6.6


1977 Dave Tuttle 8.9

1976 Ted Power 12.2

Dave Tuttle 12.2

1975 Dale Allerheiligen 9.1

1974 Ted Power 10.0

1973 Jim Kick 9.3

1972 Bob Lesslie 10.5

1971 Lon Kruger 7.4

1970 Dave Klenda 7.7

1969 Bob Haney 11.2



1966 Steve Wood 9.3

1965 Ivor Evans 6.8

1964 Not available

1963 Jim Wesch 9.1




FEWEST WALKS/9 INNINGS

2010 Ryan Daniel 1.6

2009 Todd Vogel 2.0

Kayvon Bahramzadeh 2.0

2008 Todd Vogel 2.0

2007 Tyler Ruch 2.1



2004 B.J. Kissel 1.1

2003 Kevin Melcher 1.6

2002 Brock Smith 1.8

2001 Spencer Black 2.3


1999 Derek Andersen 3.2

1998 Brandon Peck 2.9

1997 David Meares 3.0

1996 Matt Koeman 4.1

1995 Larry Walty 5.0


1993 Brett Bock 3.1

Jeff Woita 3.1





1988 Zack Kimbell 5.5

1987 Mike Hinkle 2.5

1986 Scott Lichlyter 4.2

1985 Tom Smith 3.5


1983 Scott McClanahan 3.0

1982 Mickey Fleeman 3.5

1981 Mike Johnson 4.9

1980 Jim Ferguson 3.4

1979 Doug Able 2.0

1978 Scott Mach 3.3


1976 Scott Mach 2.5

1975 Scott Mach 2.9

1974 Mike Hamilton 4.7


1972 Dave Klenda 3.3

1971 Bruce Bennett 1.9

1970 Bob Haney 1.1

1969 Bob Haney 2.6




1965 Bob Ballard 3.3

1964 Not available

1963 Alfred Bolte 2.9




INNINGS PITCHED

2010 Kyle Hunter 84.1

2009 A.J. Morris 116.1

2008 Brad Butt 98.2

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2007 Brad Hutt 99.2



2004 Carlos Torres 113.2

2003 Jim Ripley 67.1

2002 Brock Smith 83.0


2000 Jason Wells 87.0

1999 Derek Andersen 97.2

1998 Brandon Peck 92.2

1997 Eric Yanz 72.2

1996 Matt Koeman 104.2

1995 Eric Yanz 80.0

1994 Jon Oiseth 73.0



1991 Kent Hipp 83.0


1989 Jeff Peterson 84.1

1988 Jeff Peterson 76.0

1987 Zack Kimbell 66.2


1985 Tom Smith 114.0

1984 Mike Wilkerson 57.1

1983 Scott McClanahan 56.2


1981 Mike Johnson 61.0

1980 Tom Harvey 45.0

1979 Doug Able 54.0


1977 Lon Ostrom 67.0

1976 Ted Power 73.0




1972 Bob Lesslie 60.0

1971 Phil Oliver 68.2

1970 Bryce Dietrich 62.2





1965 Ivor Evans 56.0






APPEARANCES

2010 James Allen 28

2009 Thomas Rooke 32

2008 Daniel Edwards 28

2007 Justin Murray 24

2006 Three players 18

2005 Bryan Peterson 24

2004 Matt Petersen 21

2003 Eric Rollins 24

2002 Franco Pezely 22

2001 Spencer Black 21

2000 Todd Lundwall 23

1999 Tim Johnson 24

1998 Andy Silva 20

1997 David Johnson 29

1996 Brian Thompson 25

1995 Larry Walty 25

1994 Kevin Wicker 19

1993 Brett Bock 18

1992 Brett Bock 20


1990 Steve Scoville 21



1987 Marty Darnell 21

1986 Marty Darnell 19

1985 Three with 18


1983 Dave Schmitz 16

1982 Three with 16


1980 Larry Spresser 16

1979 Mike Wright 14

1978 Scott Mach 14

1977 Scott Mach 12

Frank Seitz 12

1976 Scott Mach 14

1975 Three with 14


1973 Stu Lindell 14

1972 Stu Lindell 16

1971 Dave Klenda 13

1970 Three with 17

1969 Mike Todd 12

1968 Nick Horner 13

1967 Steve Snyder 11

1966 Bob Ballard 11

1966 Dennis Erkenbrack 11

1965 Bob Ballard 14

1964 Alfred Bolte 9


1962 John Laurie 12

1961 Richard Heiman 9

1960 Al Schierling 9

GAMES STARTED

2010 Kyle Hunter 16

2009 A.J. Morris 16

2008 Brad Hutt 14

2007 Brad Hutt 15

2006 Adam Cowart 14

2005 Adam Cowart 14

Chase Mitchell 14

2004 Brett Bagley 16

2003 Jim Ripley 13

Kevin Melcher 13

2002 Kevin Melcher 14

Brock Smith 14


2000 Jason Wells 14


1998 Brandon Peck 16

1997 Jon Oiseth 13

1996 Matt Koeman 16

1995 Eric Yanz 12

1994 Jon Oiseth 12



1991 Kent Hipp 12

Chris Hmielewski 12


1989 Jeff Peterson 14


1987 Paul Iseman 10

1986 Rocky Ferguson 13

1985 Tom Smith 14


1983 Scott McClanahan 9


1981 Mike Johnson 9

Louie Trujillo 9

1980 Tom Harvey 8

Mike O’Malley 8

1979 Doug Able 9

Tom Harvey 9

1978 Neal Hudson 9

Scott Mach 9

1977 Lon Ostrom 10

Dave Tuttle 10

1976 Ted Power 11

Dave Tuttle 11



1973 Jim Kick 11

Andy Replogle 11

1972 Bob Lesslie 8

1971 Phil Oliver 10

1970 Mark Arnold 10

1969 Nick Horner 8

1968 Nick Horner 9

1967 Wade Johnson 7

Steve Snyder 7

1966 Wade Johnson 10

1965 Bob Ballard 6

Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H H/9 R ER BB BB/9 SO SO/9 2B 3B HR B/Avg. WP HBP2010 5.57 37-22 59 59 1 2 1 10 518.2 601 10.4 357 321 172 3.0 403 7.0 132 18 66 .291 20 582009 4.52 43-18-1 62 62 6 0 0 11 547.1 600 9.9 308 275 169 2.8 453 7.4 98 6 58 .282 37 402008 5.12 29-29 58 58 4 5 3 14 514.2 587 10.3 328 293 179 3.1 361 6.3 114 8 47 .292 29 522007 4.68 34-24 58 58 2 4 3 16 512.0 527 9.3 306 266 231 4.1 383 6.7 97 22 46 .270 41 462006 3.94 31-20-2 53 53 2 1 3 12 461.1 507 9.8 251 202 120 2.3 344 6.7 114 19 29 .281 14 262005 4.22 30-25 55 55 2 2 1 11 480.0 502 9.4 271 225 161 3.0 302 5.7 101 11 34 .270 15 462004 5.54 26-30 56 56 3 1 1 11 507.0 569 10.1 380 312 244 4.3 408 7.2 104 16 52 .286 56 612003 7.41 15-37 52 52 1 0 0 7 447.0 630 12.7 455 368 221 4.5 305 6.1 105 15 56 .335 54 712002 5.23 30-25 55 55 3 2 0 10 489.0 581 10.7 386 284 180 3.3 374 6.9 92 17 66 .293 53 51 2001 6.27 25-28 53 53 3 1 1 10 453.2 557 11.1 364 316 209 4.2 314 6.2 113 10 43 .302 47 55 2000 6.89 19-32 51 51 5 1 1 6 426.0 529 11.2 430 326 271 5.7 327 6.9 113 16 38 .302 54 46 1999 6.61 26-29 55 55 5 2 1 11 475.0 576 10.9 412 349 240 4.6 381 7.2 136 21 60 .300 39 34 1998 6.32 20-32 52 52 0 1 1 11 444.1 567 11.5 411 312 241 4.9 382 7.7 126 17 62 .312 43 42 1997 6.09 32-24 56 56 0 1 1 13 493.2 550 10.0 419 153 310 5.7 428 7.8 112 15 59 .285 61 61 1996 5.66 28-26 54 54 3 3 2 13 470.2 569 10.9 453 296 305 5.8 402 7.7 86 18 48 .293 53 62 1995 6.31 29-24 53 53 10 1 – 6 459.1 466 9.1 385 322 349 6.8 368 7.2 79 13 36 .263 62 62 1994 7.72 13-43 56 56 4 0 0 7 460.0 548 10.7 494 394 393 7.7 290 5.7 102 33 46 .299 66 55 1993 6.70 15-34 49 49 10 1 – 4 423.0 517 11.0 401 315 249 5.3 255 5.4 109 20 40 .300 44 42 1992 6.01 28-28 56 56 14 1 – 6 429.0 490 10.3 337 287 259 5.4 309 6.5 73 11 37 .289 59 39 1991 5.95 31-29 60 60 18 6 – 3 447.0 492 9.9 364 295 304 6.1 380 7.7 90 15 43 .283 50 38 1990 5.79 30-27 57 57 16 2 – 13 443.0 525 10.7 338 285 258 5.2 300 6.1 79 14 50 .298 42 18 1989 5.48 32-23 55 55 13 2 – 11 432.0 503 10.5 329 263 281 5.9 320 6.7 75 10 38 .292 51 31 1988 7.19 34-24 58 58 14 0 – 4 447.0 536 10.8 448 357 338 6.8 376 7.6 84 12 65 .290 69 27 1987 6.86 28-24 52 52 14 4 – 7 387.0 470 10.9 353 275 244 5.7 229 5.3 82 10 51 .298 20 19 1986 6.79 24-34 58 58 10 3 – 5 450.2 605 12.1 439 340 310 6.2 287 5.7 112 16 58 .323 21 21 1985 5.87 29-33 62 62 26 1 – 3 474.0 510 9.7 388 309 288 5.5 332 6.3 87 14 56 .290 28 15 1984 7.39 14-24 38 38 20 2 – 1 263.0 363 12.4 248 216 134 4.6 133 4.6 62 16 29 .328 20 18 1983 6.01 18-25 43 43 12 3 – 5 312.2 389 11.2 252 209 173 5.0 184 5.3 68 19 28 .301 25 10 1982 6.64 29-27-1 57 57 18 – – 1 410.2 501 11.0 382 303 281 6.2 301 6.6 81 22 44 .299 59 14 1981 6.56 34-21 55 55 28 – – 6 370.2 449 10.9 334 270 231 5.6 249 6.1 68 15 33 .299 28 25 1980 8.08 15-29 44 44 7 – – 4 296.1 413 12.5 344 266 217 6.6 186 5.6 65 4 47 .329 40 18 1979 5.46 21-28-1 50 50 19 – – 8 346.0 398 10.4 259 210 168 4.4 206 5.4 59 19 45 .298 29 13 1978 5.79 20-29 49 49 20 – – – 339.0 427 11.3 305 218 168 4.5 194 5.2 58 28 22 .299 25 11 1977 5.20 28-23 51 51 31 – – – 354.2 405 10.3 275 205 159 4.0 194 4.9 64 27 19 .282 – 13 1976 4.19 35-19 54 54 31 – – – 365.1 330 8.1 245 170 209 5.1 332 8.2 51 15 25 .226 23 23 1975 3.84 24-22 46 46 17 – – – 330.2 305 8.3 218 141 174 4.7 263 7.2 47 17 14 .241 32 17 1974 3.01 31-16 47 47 20 – – 3 338.2 284 7.6 157 112 227 6.0 297 7.9 32 14 11 .226 35 8 1973 3.86 20-25 45 45 26 – – 1 316.2 266 7.6 174 136 201 5.7 282 8.0 33 12 18 .227 20 15 1972 3.54 17-17 34 34 15 – – 4 249.0 228 8.2 142 98 127 4.6 212 7.7 32 5 19 .237 10 9 1971 3.92 18-15 33 33 16 – – – 262.0 269 9.2 150 114 103 3.5 164 5.6 40 7 18 .260 11 8 1970 3.84 18-18 36 36 10 – – – 277.0 256 8.3 164 117 161 5.2 211 6.9 28 9 10 .238 34 17 1969 3.92 17-15 32 32 12 – – – 227.2 200 7.9 134 99 136 5.4 217 8.6 – – – – 30 3 1968 4.02 15-16 32 32 14 – – – 233.0 193 7.5 144 104 153 5.9 213 8.2 36 9 17 .216 15 5 1967 3.62 16-13 29 29 10 – – – 210.2 171 7.3 111 82 133 5.7 184 7.9 25 5 7 .224 9 8 1966 2.93 19-14 33 33 19 – – – 236.1 213 8.1 116 77 116 4.4 183 7.0 22 8 13 .233 12 11

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Overall Conference Year Record Record Finish Home Away Neutral Coach1897 4-3 – – 3-2 1-1 0-0 H.W. Wagner1898 2-6 – – 2-6 0-0 0-0 Unknown1899 3-5 – – 3-4 0-1 0-0 Unknown1900 3-7 – – 3-2 0-5 0-0 Unknown1901 6-8 – – 6-4 0-4 0-0 Unknown1902 5-5 – – 4-2 1-3 0-0 Unknown1903 8-5 – – 5-3 3-2 0-0 Unknown1904 8-6 – – 4-3 4-3 0-0 Mike Ahearn1905 9-8 – – 7-4 2-4 0-0 Mike Ahearn1906 14-4-1 – – 10-3 4-1-1 0-0 Mike Ahearn1907 19-4 – – 15-3 4-1 0-0 Mike Ahearn1908 12-2-1 – – 9-2-1 3-0 0-0 Mike Ahearn1909 14-6 – – 14-1 0-5 0-0 Mike Ahearn1910 17-3 – – 13-2 4-1 0-0 Mike Ahearn1911 10-2 – – 6-1 4-1 0-0 Unknown1912 12-2 – – 11-1 1-1 0-0 Guy Lowman1913 7-8 – – 6-7 1-1 0-0 Guy Lowman1914 6-8-1 – – 6-5 0-3-1 0-0 Guy Lowman1915 6-5 – – 5-4 1-1 0-0 Guy Lowman1916 3-9 – – 3-6 0-3 0-0 Unknown1917 6-3 – – 5-2 1-1 0-0 Unknown1918 No team due to World War I1919 4-2 – – 4-2 0-0 0-0 Z.G. Clevenger1920 11-2 – – 7-0 4-2 0-0 Z.G. Clevenger1921 4-4 – – 1-4 3-0 0-0 Z.G. Clevenger1922 2-2 – – 1-1 1-1 0-0 E.C. Curtiss1923 5-6 – – 3-2 2-4 0-0 E.C. Curtiss1924 9-8 – – 7-3 2-5 0-0 E.C. Curtiss1925 6-6 – – 4-4 2-2 0-0 Charles Coursaut1926 5-1 – – 5-1 0-0 0-0 Charles Coursaut1927 5-3 – – 4-2 1-1 0-0 Charles Coursaut1928 10-2 – – 3-0 7-2 0-0 Charles Coursaut

BIG SIX CONFERENCE (1929-47)1929 9-5 8-5 T2nd 7-2 2-3 0-0 Charles Coursaut1930 13-3-1 9-3 T1st 10-3 3-0-1 0-0 Charles Coursaut1931 7-7 4-4 3rd 4-2 3-5 0-0 Charles Coursaut1932 7-6 5-4 3rd 3-4 4-2 0-0 Charles Coursaut1933 9-3 3-2 T1st 7-3 2-0 0-0 Charles Coursaut1934 7-6 – – 4-1 3-5 0-0 Charles Coursaut1935 4-5 4-5 3rd 2-4 2-1 0-0 Wes Fry1936 5-9 3-7 4th 1-5 4-4 0-0 Wes Fry1937 8-4-1 7-3 2nd 8-4-1 0-0 0-0 Wes Fry1938 8-7 4-7 5th 6-2 2-5 0-0 Wes Fry1939 8-9 5-9 T4th 4-2 1-1 0-0 Charles Coursaut1940 11-5 8-4 2nd 6-2 5-3 0-0 ^Myers/Russell1941 8-7 5-4 3rd 6-2 2-5 0-0 Chili Cochrane1942 4-10 4-7 3rd 2-2 2-8 0-0 Chili Cochrane1943-45 No team due to World War II1946 2-11 1-9 6th 2-5 0-6 0-0 Chili Cochrane1947 16-6 7-5 3rd 10-1 5-3 0-0 Lud Fiser

BIG SEVEN CONFERENCE (1948-57)1948 9-10 7-8 3rd 5-4 4-6 0-0 Lud Fiser1949 7-12 6-8 5th 5-4 2-8 0-0 Fritz Knorr1950 7-13 5-11 7th 4-8 3-5 0-0 Fritz Knorr1951 5-10 5-10 6th 4-4 1-6 0-0 Ray Wauthier1952 5-15 2-15 7th 3-8 2-7 0-0 Ray Wauthier1953 4-13 1-12 7th 3-8 1-5 0-0 Ray Wauthier1954 10-10 3-10 7th 3-4 7-6 0-0 Ray Wauthier1955 4-11 2-10 T6th 4-6 0-5 0-0 Ray Wauthier1956 5-10 3-9 7th 3-2 2-8 0-0 Ray Wauthier1957 7-10 5-10 7th 4-4 3-6 0-0 Ray Wauthier

BIG EIGHT CONFERENCE (1958-96)1958 2-18 2-18 8th 1-10 1-7 0-0 Ray Wauthier1959 4-9 4-9 7th 1-4 3-5 0-0 Ray Wauthier1960 5-18 3-14 8th 1-8 4-10 0-0 Ray Wauthier1961 10-12 10-10 4th 7-4 3-8 0-0 Ray Wauthier1962 4-18 2-16 8th 1-8 3-10 0-0 Ray Wauthier1963 6-20 4-16 8th 3-3 3-17 0-0 Ray Wauthier1964 6-17 3-15 8th 2-7 4-10 0-0 Ray Wauthier1965 8-18 6-13 7th 5-3 3-15 0-0 Bob Brasher1966 20-13 10-10 T4th 8-6 12-7 0-0 Bob Brasher1967 16-13 9-8 4th 4-5 12-8 0-0 Bob Brasher1968 15-16-1 13-7 2nd 7-5 8-11-1 0-0 Bob Brasher1969 17-15 7-9 4th 8-4 9-11 0-0 Bob Brasher1970 18-18 8-10 6th 7-7 6-8 5-3 Bob Brasher

Overall Conference Year Record Record Finish Home Away Neutral Coach1971 18-15 11-10 5th 7-3 8-9 3-3 Bob Brasher1972 17-17 9-9 5th 7-6 10-11 0-0 Bob Brasher1973 20-25 9-11 4th 16-6 4-19 0-0 Phil Wilson1974 31-16 14-7 2nd 19-7 12-9 0-0 Phil Wilson1975 24-22 9-9 T4th 17-12 7-10 0-0 Phil Wilson1976 35-19 11-10 5th 26-8 7-7 2-4 Phil Wilson1977 28-23 7-5 2nd* 20-5 6-14 2-4 Phil Wilson1978 20-29 2-10 4th* 13-9 7-20 0-0 Dave Baker1979 21-28-1 3-17 4th* 20-17-1 0-10 1-1 Dave Baker1980 15-29 2-18 4th* 12-12 3-17 0-0 Dave Baker1981 34-21 8-12 6th 30-6 4-15 0-0 Dave Baker1982 29-27 4-20 7th 28-13 1-14 0-0 Dave Baker1983 18-25 2-16 7th 11-10 3-12 4-3 Dave Baker1984 14-24 4-18 7th 13-7 1-17 0-0 Bill Hickey1985 29-33 8-14 4th 21-8 6-21 2-4 Gary Vaught1986 24-34 5-19 7th 14-12 10-22 0-0 Gary Vaught1987 28-24 9-12 5th 20-3 8-21 0-0 Mike Clark1988 34-24 8-16 T5th 20-11 9-12 5-1 Mike Clark1989 32-23 8-16 T5th 22-7 6-14 4-2 Mike Clark1990 30-27 13-11 2nd 22-8 8-14 0-5 Mike Clark1991 31-29 9-15 7th 17-11 13-15 1-3 Mike Clark1992 28-28 8-16 T6th 13-11 10-16 5-1 Mike Clark1993 15-34 6-17 6th 8-14 2-16 5-4 Mike Clark1994 13-43 3-27 7th 9-14 3-26 1-3 Mike Clark1995 29-24 13-14 T4th 21-6 5-13 3-5 Mike Clark1996 28-26 11-18 5th 13-11 11-12 4-3 Mike Clark

BIG 12 CONFERENCE (1997-PRESENT)1997 32-24 10-20 9th 20-11 8-10 4-3 Mike Clark1998 20-32 9-19 10th 14-11 3-18 3-3 Mike Clark1999 26-29 11-18 9th 0-0 4-17 22-12 Mike Clark2000 19-32 5-24 11th 13-12 2-15 4-5 Mike Clark2001 25-28 10-17 9th 18-11 4-16 3-1 Mike Clark2002 30-25 13-13 T5th 16-10 7-8 7-7 Mike Clark2003 15-37 5-22 10th 8-13 2-20 5-4 Mike Clark2004 26-30 4-23 10th 17-15 4-13 5-2 Brad Hill2005 30-25 8-19 10th 21-9 4-13 5-3 Brad Hill2006 31-20-2 8-17-2 9th 22-9 5-9-2 4-2 Brad Hill2007 34-24 10-16 8th 19-9 7-12 8-3 Brad Hill2008 29-29 11-16 T6th 18-11 7-15 4-3 Brad Hill2009 43-18-1 14-11-1 4th 24-7 13-9-1 6-2 Brad Hill2010 37-22 14-12 3rd 21-6 7-10 9-6 Brad Hill

^Frank Myers and Dougal Russell served as co-head coaches in the 1940 season.* Big Eight was divided into East and West divisions.

COACHING RECORDS:Mike Clark, 1987-2003 ..........................................................................................435-489 (.471)Brad Hill, 2004-present ..........................................................................230-168-3 (.577)Phil Wilson, 1973-77..............................................................................................138-105 (.568)Dave Baker, 1978-83..............................................................................................137-159 (.463)Bob Brasher, 1965-72 ........................................................................................129-125-1 (.508)Mike Ahearn, 1904-10 ............................................................................................93-33-2 (.734)Charles Coursaut, 1925-34, 1939 ..........................................................................86-51-1 (.627)Ray Wauthier, 1951-64 ............................................................................................77-191 (.287)Gary Vaught, 1985-86................................................................................................53-67 (.442)Guy Lowman, 1912-15 ..........................................................................................31-23-1 (.573)Wes Fry, 1935-38 ....................................................................................................25-25-1 (.500)Lud Fiser, 1947-48......................................................................................................25-16 (.610)Z.G. Clevinger, 1919-21................................................................................................19-8 (.704)E.C. Curtiss, 1922-24..................................................................................................16-16 (.500)Bill Hickey, 1984 ........................................................................................................14-24 (.368)Fritz Knorr, 1949-50 ..................................................................................................14-25 (.359)Chili Cochrane, 1941-46 ............................................................................................14-28 (.333)Frank Myers/Dougal Russell, 1940 ..............................................................................11-5 (.688)

BREAKDOWN:Overall ....................................................................................................1,597-1,620-10 (.496)Conference .................................................................................................... 525-950-3 (.356)Known Home Record..................................................................................1,024-627-3 (.620)Known Road Record ......................................................................................433-870-7 (.333)Known Neutral Record ....................................................................................136-105 (.564)Exactly .500 Seasons............................................................................................................10Over .500 Seasons ................................................................................................................50Under .500 Seasons..............................................................................................................50Most wins, season ....................................................................................................43 (2009)Most losses, season ..................................................................................................43 (1994)

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190614-4-1 OverallHome: 10-3 • Away: 4-1-1 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Mike Ahearn

SAINT PAUL (Amer. Assoc.) L 1 - 22NEBRASKA L 0 - 10WASHBURN W 8 - 1COLLEGE OF EMPORIA W 13 - 0OTTAWA W 23 - 7at Haskell W 11 - 0at Baker W 2 - 1at Kansas W 8 - 6at Fort Riley W 6 - 1BAKER W 14 - 1EMPORIA NORMAL W 1 - 0at Emporia Normal T 2 - 2at Washburn L 2 - 7FAIRMOUNT W 4 - 3KANSAS L 4 - 6FRIENDS W 8 - 0WASHBURN W 4 - 0RANDOLPH W 5 - 0HASKELL W 13 - 0

190719-4 OverallHome: 15-3 • Away: 4-1 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Mike Ahearn

FORT RILEY W 5 - 3SAINT PAUL (Amer. Assoc.) L 1 - 3WASHBURN W 6 - 0COLLEGE OF EMPORIA W 16 - 2OTTAWA W 4 - 2BAKER L 12 - 14HASKELL L 2 - 3at Kansas W 4 - 0MISSOURI W 5 - 2DRURY W 5 - 2EMPORIA NORMAL W 6 - 1at College of Emporia W 8 - 1at Emporia Normal W 4 - 1at Washburn L 7 - 8FAIRMOUNT W 10 - 1KANSAS W 4 - 3KANSAS W 6 - 5BETHANY W 6 - 1COTNER W 2 - 0WASHBURN W 2 - 1LEONARDVILLE W 3 - 0at Fort Riley W 7 - 2HASKELL W 6 - 1

190812-2-1 OverallHome: 9-2-1 • Away: 3-0 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Mike Ahearn

TOPEKA WHITE SOX L 3 - 9WASHBURN L 1 - 3SAINT MARY’S T 2 - 2WILLIAM JEWELL W 8 - 2COLLEGE OF EMPORIA W 2 - 1SOUTHWESTERN W 6 - 0MCPHERSON W 13 - 1EPWORTH W 4 - 0at Saint Mary’s W 3 - 2KANSAS WESLEYAN W 13 - 1HIGHLAND PARK (Iowa) W 5 - 2at Washburn W 1 - 0at Emporia Normal W 10 - 4KANSAS W 2 - 1KANSAS W 1 - 0


TOPEKA WHITE SOX W 3 - 2WASHBURN W 10 - 4NEBRASKA WESLEYAN W 3 - 0KANSAS W 9 - 4KANSAS L 4 - 5SOUTHWESTERN W 4 - 2NEBRASKA W 7 - 3at Nebraska L 3 - 14BETHANY W 8 - 0at Highland Park (Iowa) L 2 - 4at Iowa State L 0 - 3

SALINA WESLEYAN W 6 - 5NW OKLAHOMA W 6 - 2FAIRMOUNT W 11 - 2WILLIAM JEWELL W 4 - 0HIGHLAND PARK (Iowa) W 10 - 5HASKELL W 5 - 4at Kansas L 2 - 4at Saint Mary’s L 2 - 3HASKELL W 11 - 0


NEBRASKA WESLEYAN W 6 - 2WESTERN NORMAL W 7 - 0NEBRASKA W 11 - 3NEBRASKA W 7 - 2MISSOURI VALLEY W 10 - 1KANSAS WESLEYAN W 7 - 3MANHATTAN W 7 - 4OTTAWA W 4 - 1KSN W 2 - 1MANHATTAN L 1 - 2at Arkansas L 3 - 4at Drury W 3 - 1WASHBURN L 3 - 4TARKIO W 6 - 2WILLIAM JEWELL W 17 - 2at Nebraska Wesleyan W 6 - 4at Cotner W 5 - 4at Nebraska W 9 - 2COTNER W 5 - 0HASKELL W 15 - 0

191110-2 OverallHome: 6-1 • Away: 4-1 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Unknown

COOPER W 7 - 6at Kansas W 6 - 4at Kansas L 3 - 15KANSAS L 8 - 9KANSAS W 3 - 1WASHBURN W 5 - 2WASHBURN W 16 - 2BETHANY W 6 - 3WARRENSBURG NORMAL W 5 - 1at Bethany W 5 - 3at Cooper W 8 - 0at Fairmount W 7 - 5

191212-2 OverallHome: 11-1 • Away: 1-1 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Guy Lowman

MISSOURI W 2 - 0MISSOURI W 15 - 6OKLAHOMA STATE W 13 - 5COLLEGE OF EMPORIA W 6 - 2BAKER W 7 - 5KANSAS W 8 - 2at Missouri L 2 - 7FAIRMOUNT W 10 - 1EMPORIA NORMAL W 4 - 1BETHANY W 8 - 4CHILLACO W 4 - 3FRIENDS L 1 - 3WESLEYAN W 8 - 1at Saint Mary’s W 2 - 1


COLLEGE OF EMPORIA W 19 - 3WARRENSBURG NORMAL W 9 - 8EMPORIA NORMAL L 8 - 10HONOLULU UNIVERSITY L 3 - 7NEBRASKA L 4 - 5NEBRASKA W 6 - 4MISSOURI L 1 - 2MISSOURI L 3 - 4SAINT MARY’S W 5 - 2KANSAS L 0 - 3KANSAS L 5 - 6OKLAHOMA W 1 - 0

at Kansas L 3 - 5at Kansas W 6 - 3HASKELL W 7 - 0

19146-8-1 OverallHome: 6-5 • Away: 0-3-1 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Guy Lowman

MISSOURI L 1 - 5MISSOURI L 3 - 7CHINESE UNIVERSITY (Hawaii) L 1 - 7BETHANY W 2 - 0EMPORIA NORMAL L 3 - 4HASKELL W 12 - 3WASHBURN W 13 - 0at Missouri L 0 - 9at Missouri T 2 - 2at Washburn L 6 - 7SAINT MARY’S L 2 - 4WASHINGTON (Mo.) W 7 - 2at Saint Mary’s L 2 - 3KANSAS W 4 - 1KANSAS W 6 - 0


BETHANY W 5 - 0KANSAS WESLEYAN L 1 - 6CHINESE UNIVERSITY (Hawaii) L 0 - 18HASKELL W 9 - 3IOWA STATE W 8 - 2IOWA STATE W 6 - 3KANSAS L 10 - 11KANSAS L 0 - 5MISSOURI W 12 - 3at Kansas W 5 - 3at Missouri L 0 - 2


KANSAS WESLEYAN W 4 - 1BAKER L 3 - 15HAWAII L 1 - 2MISSOURI L 2 - 12MISSOURI L 1 - 3KANSAS L 2 - 4KANSAS L 0 - 4SAINT MARY’S W 2 - 1at Haskell L 1 - 6EMPORIA NORMAL W 5 - 1at Kansas L 3 - 4at Kansas L 4 - 10


MISSOURI L 3 - 11MISSOURI L 1 - 6EMPORIA NORMAL W 8 - 3BETHANY W 29 - 8at Missouri W 6 - 2at Missouri L 2 - 4SAINT MARY’S W 13 - 1HASKELL W 6 - 4SAINT MARY’S W 7 - 4

1918No team due to World War I

19194-2 OverallHome: 4-2 • Away: 0-0 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Z.G. Clevenger

SAINT MARY’S W 12 - 8FORT RILEY W 7 - 1HASKELL W 10 - 6SAINT MARY’S L 2 - 5KANSAS W 1 - 0KANSAS L 1 - 2


FORT RILEY W 8 - 2at Oklahoma State W 9 - 0FORT RILEY W 5 - 4at Oklahoma W 7 - 1at Missouri W 3 - 2at Missouri W 4 - 3at Pikers L 1 - 5at Pikers L 3 - 8OKLAHOMA W 6 - 2OKLAHOMA W 3 - 2MISSOURI W 6 - 2KANSAS W 6 - 3KANSAS W 7 - 4


HASKELL L 5 - 7NEBRASKA L 2 - 5NEBRASKA L 5 - 6at Oklahoma W 2 - 1at Nebraska W 7 - 5at Nebraska W 6 - 5KANSAS W 5 - 3KANSAS L 6 - 10

19222-2 OverallHome: 1-1 • Away: 1-1 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: E.C. Curtiss

at Oklahoma L 7 - 15at Saint Mary’s W 13 - 8OKLAHOMA W 9 - 7OKLAHOMA L 5 - 8


at Oklahoma L 1 - 3at Oklahoma L 3 - 8SAINT MARY’S L 1 - 10at Missouri L 0 - 7at Missouri W 5 - 3MISSOURI L 3 - 7MISSOURI W 10 - 5at Kansas W 3 - 2at Kansas L 3 - 16OKLAHOMA W 4 - 3BAKER W 8 - 4


at Saint Mary’s L 2 - 3at Oklahoma L 2 - 4at Oklahoma L 1 - 10at Missouri W 5 - 3at Missouri L 0 - 9KANSAS W 4 - 1KANSAS W 4 - 2at Nebraska W 8 - 5at Nebraska L 8 - 9NEBRASKA L 1 - 5NEBRASKA L 3 - 6HASKELL W 7 - 0MISSOURI W 10 - 9MISSOURI L 5 - 7OKLAHOMA W 10 - 1OKLAHOMA W 2 - 0OKLAHOMA W 1 - 0

19256-6 OverallHome: 4-4 • Away: 2-2 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Charles Coursant

MISSOURI W 6 - 1MISSOURI W 5 - 4at Oklahoma L 1 - 5

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MISSOURI W 5 - 4MISSOURI W 5 - 2OKLAHOMA STATE L 5 - 11OKLAHOMA STATE W 5 - 4OKLAHOMA W 6 - 0OKLAHOMA W 3 - 1


OKLAHOMA L 1 - 7OKLAHOMA L 4 - 6OKLAHOMA STATE W 4 - 0OKLAHOMA STATE W 5 - 0at Kansas L 3 - 7at Kansas W 5 - 2IOWA STATE W 5 - 4IOWA STATE W 10 - 4


at Saint Mary’s W 7 - 5at Iowa State W 26 - 6at Iowa State W 8 - 0at Kansas L 4 - 9KANSAS W 4 - 2MISSOURI W 5 - 0MISSOURI W 11 - 4at Fort Riley W 5 - 2at Oklahoma W 11 - 9at Oklahoma W 3 - 2at Kansas W 7 - 6at Kansas L 8 - 9

19299-5 Overall • 8-5 Big Six (T2nd) Home: 7-2 • Away: 2-3 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Charles Coursant

KANSAS* W 17 - 7KANSAS* W 16 - 5NEBRASKA* W 1 - 0NEBRASKA* L 7 - 8OKLAHOMA* W 5 - 3OKLAHOMA* L 4 - 5IOWA STATE* W 7 - 1at Nebraska* L 0 - 1at Nebraska* L 2 - 3MISSOURI* W 3 - 2MISSOURI* W 11 - 10at Kansas* L 6 - 7at Kansas* W 8 - 6at Saint Mary’s W 5 - 2

193013-3-1 Overall • 9-3 Big Six (T1st) Home: 10-3 • Away: 3-0-1 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Charles Coursant

at Saint Mary’s W 3 - 1BAKER W 9 - 4at Oklahoma T 6 - 6OKLAHOMA* L 1 - 4SAINT MARY’S W 1 - 0KANSAS* W 10 - 1KIRKSVILLE TECH W 6 - 1MISSOURI* W 16 - 1MISSOURI* W 10 - 9at Iowa State* W 7 - 1at Iowa State* W 16 - 1OKLAHOMA* W 9 - 7

OKLAHOMA* L 7 - 9NEBRASKA* W 3 - 1NEBRASKA* L 5 - 9KANSAS* W 8 - 2KANSAS* W 8 - 3

19317-7 Overall • 4-4 Big Six (3rd) Home: 4-2 • Away: 3-5 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Charles Coursant

HASKELL L 5 - 17at Saint Mary’s L 4 - 5at Northwest Missouri Teachers L 6 - 7at Missouri* W 6 - 4at Missouri* L 11 - 14at Kansas* W 4 - 3at Kansas* W 8 - 4at Oklahoma* L 3 - 4at Oklahoma* L 0 - 11SAINT MARY’S W 9 - 3KANSAS L 16 - 22KANSAS W 8 - 7NEBRASKA* W 20 - 4NEBRASKA* W 5 - 1

19327-6 Overall • 5-4 Big Six (3rd) Home: 3-4 • Away: 4-2 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Charles Coursant

at College of Emporia W 7 - 1at Haskell L 3 - 4KANSAS* L 3 - 12KANSAS* L 3 - 9OKLAHOMA* W 5 - 0MISSOURI* W 7 - 6MISSOURI* L 5 - 14at Iowa State* W 1 - 0at Iowa State* L 0 - 8COLLEGE OF EMPORIA W 12 - 1HASKELL L 7 - 9at Kansas* W 12 - 1at Kansas* W 8 - 4

19339-3 Overall • 3-2 Big Six (T1st) Home: 7-3 • Away: 2-0 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Charles Coursant

HASKELL W 8 - 4MISSOURI* W 11 - 5MISSOURI* L 3 - 10MARYSVILLE TEACHERS L 4 - 11at Missouri* W 12 - 3OKLAHOMA* L 6 - 7OKLAHOMA* W 7 - 6at Haskell W 7 - 5COLLEGE OF EMPORIA W 11 - 6SOUTHWESTERN W 6 - 1SOUTHWESTERN W 6 - 3MARYSVILLE TEACHERS W 13 - 4

19347-6 Overall Home: 4-1 • Away: 3-5 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Charles Coursant

NEBRASKA W 12 - 4NEBRASKA L 2 - 3MISSOURI W 6 - 5MISSOURI W 30 - 8

OKLAHOMA STATE W 3 - 2at Nebraska W 9 - 4at Nebraska W 15 - 6at Missouri W 9 - 3at Missouri L 0 - 5at Oklahoma L 3 - 4at Oklahoma L 2 - 3at Oklahoma L 1 - 2at Oklahoma State L 2 - 4

19354-5 Overall • 4-5 Big Six (3rd) Home: 2-4 • Away: 2-1 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Wes Fry

at Missouri* W 3 - 2NEBRASKA* W 20 - 3NEBRASKA* L 7 - 8MISSOURI* L 3 - 8MISSOURI* L 2 - 3MISSOURI* W 6 - 2at Nebraska* L 2 - 13at Nebraska* W 16 - 3OKLAHOMA* L 5 - 9

19365-9 Overall • 3-7 Big Six (4th) Home: 1-5 • Away: 4-4 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Wes Fry

OKLAHOMA STATE L 3 - 5at Oklahoma State W 15 - 3at Oklahoma* L 5 - 11at Oklahoma* L 2 - 10IOWA STATE* L 11 - 14IOWA STATE* L 3 - 8at Nebraska* L 0 - 4at Nebraska* W 4 - 2OKLAHOMA STATE L 6 - 14OKLAHOMA STATE W 9 - 4MISSOURI* L 0 - 2at Missouri* W 3 - 2at Missouri* L 6 - 10at Missouri* W 4 - 3

19378-4-1 Overall • 7-3 Big Six (2nd) Home: 8-4-1 • Away: 0-0 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Wes Fry

OKLAHOMA STATE L 5 - 6OKLAHOMA STATE W 12 - 11NEBRASKA* W 9 - 6NEBRASKA* W 13 - 6KANSAS* L 2 - 7KANSAS* W 11 - 6MISSOURI W 6 - 1IOWA STATE* W 2 - 1IOWA STATE* W 17 - 5MISSOURI* L 0 - 4MISSOURI* L 0 - 9KANSAS* W 7 - 5KANSAS* T 12 - 12

19388-7 Overall • 4-7 Big Six (5th) Home: 6-2 • Away: 2-5 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Wes Fry

KANSAS* L 5 - 8BETHANY W 12 - 2BETHANY W 10 - 2

at Oklahoma* L 1 - 2at Oklahoma* L 8 - 9at Nebraska* W 6 - 2at Nebraska* W 7 - 2at Missouri* L 0 - 4at Missouri* L 3 - 4BAKER W 26 - 7BAKER W 14 - 1at Kansas* L 1 - 3IOWA STATE* W 7 - 3IOWA STATE* L 1 - 4KANSAS* W 13 - 6

19398-9 Overall • 5-9 Big Six (5th) Home: 4-2 • Away: 1-1 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Charles Coursant

OKLAHOMA* W 6 - 5at Iowa State* L 4 - 8IOWA STATE* L 11 - 12at Marysville Teachers W 11 - 5NEBRASKA* W 6 - 3NEBRASKA* W 6 - 5OKLAHOMA* L 2 - 6KANSAS* W 12 - 4

194011-5 Overall • 8-4 Big Six (2nd) Home: 6-2 • Away: 5-3 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Frank Myers/Dougal Russell

BAKER W 8 - 1at Kansas* L 14 - 16at Kansas* W 14 - 4at Oklahoma* W 14 - 2at Oklahoma* L 1 - 3OKLAHOMA STATE L 0 - 1OKLAHOMA STATE L 3 - 6ROCKHURST W 8 - 6IOWA STATE* W 9 - 7IOWA STATE* W 6 - 2at Missouri* W 7 - 6at Missouri* W 7 - 6at Nebraska* W 8 - 2at Nebraska* L 1 - 11KANSAS* W 11 - 4KANSAS* W 8 - 4

19418-7 Overall • 5-4 Big Six (3rd) Home: 6-2 • Away: 2-5 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Chili Cochrane

NEBRASKA* W 7 - 5FRIENDS W 9 - 6at Oklahoma State L 7 - 8at Missouri* L 2 - 10MISSOURI* W 6 - 2OKLAHOMA* L 2 - 11OKLAHOMA* L 2 - 3at Rockhurst L 2 - 11ROCKHURST W 7 - 6at Marysville Teachers L 1 - 5at Marysville Teachers W 6 - 2at Iowa State* W 8 - 6at Iowa State* L 1 - 11KANSAS* W 8 - 4KANSAS* W 11 - 6

19424-10 Overall • 4-7 Big Six (3rd) Home: 2-2 • Away: 2-8 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Chili Cochrane

at Missouri* W 3 - 0FORT RILEY L 3 - 7at Oklahoma* L 6 - 8at Oklahoma* L 4 - 11at Oklahoma State (11) L 3 - 4at Oklahoma State L 6 - 9IOWA STATE* L 3 - 4KANSAS* W 8 - 6KANSAS* W 7 - 0at Kansas* L 1 - 3at Kansas* L 5 - 6at Nebraska* W 18 - 4at Nebraska* L 0 - 6at Missouri* L 0 - 1

The 1933 Big Six Champions

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1943-45No team due to World War II

19462-11 Overall • 1-9 Big Six (6th) Home: 2-5 • Away: 0-6 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Chili Cochrane

at Kansas* L 1 - 2KANSAS* W 14 - 8OKLAHOMA* L 2 - 10OKLAHOMA* L 2 - 4at Fort Riley L 1 - 2KANSAS* L 6 - 8KANSAS* L 9 - 10FORT RILEY W 8 - 6at Iowa State* L 3 - 4at Iowa State* L 0 - 2OKLAHOMA STATE L 2 - 3at Nebraska* L 3 - 11at Nebraska* L 2 - 18

194716-6 Overall • 7-5 Big Six (3rd) Home: 10-1 • Away: 5-3 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Lud Fiser

COLORADO W 14 - 3COLORADO W 11 - 9IOWA STATE* W 10 - 6at Missouri* L 0 - 2FORT RILEY W 21 - 1WASHBURN W 13 - 3NEBRASKA* W 8 - 4NEBRASKA* L 4 - 5KANSAS* W 3 - 1KANSAS* W 12 - 10at Washburn W 15 - 2at Salina Wesleyan W 1 - 0MISSOURI* W 4 - 2SALINA WESLEYAN W 6 - 1at Kansas* L 8 - 9at Oklahoma City W 11 - 3at Oklahoma* W 20 - 6at Oklahoma State L 10 - 18at Oklahoma State W 6 - 5at Oklahoma State L 4 - 9

19489-10 Overall • 7-8 Big Seven (3rd) Home: 5-4 • Away: 4-6 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Lud Fiser

KANSAS WESLEYAN W 13 - 8at Nebraska* L 1 - 3at Nebraska* L 2 - 5at Iowa State* W 13 - 0at Iowa State* W 8 - 5KANSAS* W 4 - 2KANSAS* W 5 - 4at Colorado* L 3 - 4at Colorado* W 6 - 4OKLAHOMA STATE L 2 - 6OKLAHOMA STATE W 5 - 2OKLAHOMA* W 5 - 1OKLAHOMA* L 5 - 6at Missouri* W 4 - 1at Missouri* L 4 - 10MISSOURI* L 1 - 4MISSOURI* L 3 - 4at Kansas* L 2 - 10

19497-12 Overall • 6-8 Big Seven (5th) Home: 5-4 • Away: 2-8 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Fritz Knorr

WICHITA STATE W 11 - 1at Oklahoma* L 5 - 8at Oklahoma* L 4 - 5at Oklahoma State L 1 - 10at Oklahoma State L 2 - 9at Nebraska* L 2 - 9at Nebraska* W 14 - 4at Kansas* L 1 - 2at Kansas* W 8 - 3IOWA STATE* L 1 - 3WASHBURN L 8 - 9at Washburn L 3 - 8NEBRASKA* W 4 - 0NEBRASKA* L 3 - 5

COLORADO* W 3 - 1COLORADO* W 14 - 3at Missouri* L 0 - 3KANSAS* W 2 - 0KANSAS* L 0 - 11

19507-13 Overall • 5-11 Big Seven (7th) Home: 4-8 • Away: 3-5 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Fritz Knorr

OKLAHOMA STATE L 0 - 3OKLAHOMA STATE L 2 - 21at Nebraska* L 0 - 6at Nebraska* W 7 - 6OKLAHOMA* W 5 - 2OKLAHOMA* L 5 - 7at Iowa State* L 1 - 4at Iowa State* W 4 - 3MISSOURI* L 2 - 5MISSOURI* L 1 - 3KANSAS* W 9 - 7KANSAS* L 3 - 7at Kansas* W 7 - 5at Kansas* L 1 - 3NEBRASKA* L 1 - 6NEBRASKA* L 0 - 11at Colorado* L 1 - 4at Colorado* L 6 - 10TULSA W 9 - 1TULSA W 15 - 12

19515-10 Overall • 5-10 Big Seven (6th) Home: 4-4 • Away: 1-6 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Ray Wauthier

4/13 at Oklahoma* L 2 - 114/14 at Oklahoma* L 5 - 94/23 at Nebraska* L 0 - 54/27 at Missouri* L 1 - 124/28 at Missouri* W 9 - 75/4 at Kansas* L 2 - 105/5 at Kansas* L 1 - 45/7 IOWA STATE* L 2 - 75/8 IOWA STATE* W 4 - 25/14 KANSAS* L 6 - 75/15 KANSAS* W 10 - 25/19 NEBRASKA* W 2 - 15/19 NEBRASKA* L 2 - 55/25 MISSOURI* W 8 - 05/26 MISSOURI* L 0 - 5

19525-15 Overall • 2-15 Big Seven (7th) Home: 3-8 • Away: 2-7 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Ray Wauthier FORBES AIR BASE W 13 - 74/10 WICHITA STATE W 10 - 14/10 WICHITA STATE W 3 - 04/15 NEBRASKA* L 1 - 124/16 NEBRASKA* L 1 - 144/18 MISSOURI* L 0 - 204/19 MISSOURI* L 4 - 12 at Iowa State* W 8 - 64/25 at Kansas* L 3 - 54/26 at Kansas* L 10 - 114/29 at Nebraska* L 0 - 164/30 at Nebraska* L 2 - 195/2 at Missouri* L 6 - 95/3 at Missouri* W 5 - 45/5 OKLAHOMA* L 12 - 185/6 OKLAHOMA* L 12 - 245/10 at Colorado* L 6 - 125/10 at Colorado* L 4 - 75/12 KANSAS* L 7 - 95/13 KANSAS* L 17 - 19


4/7 at Arkansas State L 0 - 12 at Memphis Naval W 20 - 144/14 WICHITA W 16 - 64/18 NEBRASKA* L 1 - 44/18 NEBRASKA* W 5 - 34/20 at Missouri* L 3 - 254/21 at Missouri* L 2 - 10 FORBES AIR BASE W 12 - 7

5/2 KANSAS* L 2 - 95/3 KANSAS* L 2 - 35/4 IOWA STATE* L 2 - 175/9 MISSOURI* L 3 - 135/10 MISSOURI* L 7 - 95/11 at Nebraska* L 7 - 95/12 at Nebraska* L 8 - 16 COLORADO* L 8 - 10 COLORADO* L 6 - 18


4/2 at Wichita State W 3 - 14/2 at Wichita State L 3 - 64/6 at Memphis Naval W 11 - 84/7 at Memphis Naval W 7 - 24/8 at Arkansas State W 22 - 34/9 at Arkansas State W 15 - 44/14 at Kansas* W 7 - 44/21 HUTCHINSON W 4 - 04/26 NEBRASKA* W 6 - 04/27 NEBRASKA* W 6 - 55/1 at Iowa State* L 5 - 65/1 at Iowa State* L 0 - 85/4 at Nebraska* L 0 - 125/4 at Nebraska* L 0 - 35/7 MISSOURI* L 3 - 55/8 MISSOURI* L 5 - 105/10 OKLAHOMA* L 4 - 65/11 OKLAHOMA* L 4 - 115/14 at Colorado* L 4 - 185/15 at Colorado* W 14 - 10

19554-11 Overall • 2-10 Big Seven (T6th) Home: 4-6 • Away: 0-5 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Ray Wauthier

3/31 WICHITA STATE W 6 - 23/31 WICHITA STATE W 3 - 24/4 at Memphis Naval L 3 - 94/15 NEBRASKA* L 2 - 134/16 NEBRASKA* L 0 - 154/22 COLORADO* L 5 - 184/23 COLORADO* W 3 - 25/2 IOWA STATE* L 6 - 105/3 IOWA STATE* L 0 - 35/9 at Missouri* L 1 - 195/10 at Missouri* L 2 - 155/14 KANSAS* W 9 - 75/14 KANSAS* L 2 - 65/16 at Nebraska* L 3 - 85/17 at Nebraska* L 2 - 6


3/29 at Wichita State L 5 - 93/29 at Wichita State W 12 - 44/4 at Memphis Naval W 10 - 24/20 at Nebraska* L 0 - 44/21 at Nebraska* L 6 - 154/23 KANSAS* W 2 - 14/24 at Kansas* L 1 - 194/27 MISSOURI* L 1 - 84/30 OKLAHOMA* W 4 - 35/4 at Colorado* L 7 - 95/5 at Colorado* L 13 - 145/11 NEBRASKA* W 19 - 95/12 NEBRASKA* L 8 - 115/14 at Iowa State* L 2 - 125/15 at Iowa State* L 4 - 5


4/2 at Memphis Naval W 6 - 14/3 at Hillsdale W 19 - 34/13 at Nebraska* W 11 - 44/13 at Nebraska* L 2 - 174/19 KANSAS* W 3 - 14/20 KANSAS* L 1 - 34/20 KANSAS* L 3 - 114/27 at Oklahoma* L 2 - 15

4/27 at Oklahoma* L 0 - 95/3 at Missouri* L 4 - 165/4 at Missouri* L 5 - 65/4 at Missouri* L 2 - 95/11 IOWA STATE* L 2 - 135/11 IOWA STATE* L 6 - 125/17 COLORADO* W 4 - 35/18 COLORADO* W 3 - 25/18 COLORADO* W 10 - 5

19582-18 Overall • 2-18 Big Eight (8th) Home: 1-11 • Away: 1-7 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Ray Wauthier

4/11 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 4 - 54/12 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 1 - 34/12 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 0 - 54/18 at Colorado* L 11 - 124/19 at Colorado* L 2 - 94/19 at Colorado* W 7 - 54/25 MISSOURI* L 2 - 244/26 MISSOURI* L 0 - 54/26 MISSOURI* W 6 - 35/3 at Iowa State* L 1 - 55/3 at Iowa State* L 0 - 35/9 OKLAHOMA* L 4 - 125/10 OKLAHOMA* L 3 - 85/10 OKLAHOMA* L 2 - 55/16 at Kansas* L 1 - 105/17 at Kansas* L 4 - 95/17 at Kansas* L 1 - 95/23 NEBRASKA* L 1 - 95/24 NEBRASKA* L 1 - 105/24 NEBRASKA* L 1 - 4


4/10 at Missouri* W 3 - 04/11 at Missouri* W 26 - 34/14 at Missouri* W 22 - 04/24 at Oklahoma State* L 0 - 194/25 at Oklahoma State* L 0 - 154/25 at Oklahoma State* L 3 - 85/1 IOWA STATE* L 10 - 195/2 IOWA STATE* L 5 - 95/15 KANSAS* L 0 - 125/16 KANSAS* L 7 - 85/16 KANSAS* W 15 - 115/23 at Nebraska* L 0 - 15/23 at Nebraska* L 0 - 1


3/28 at Memphis State W 8 - 23/29 at Memphis State L 5 - 233/30 at Arkansas State W 7 - 43/31 at Arkansas State L 11 - 194/1 at Murray State L 0 - 74/2 at Murray State L 5 - 64/8 NEBRASKA* L 4 - 54/8 NEBRASKA* L 1 - 64/9 NEBRASKA* L 8 - 144/15 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 1 - 84/15 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 2 - 94/16 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 2 - 114/22 at Colorado* L 7 - 84/22 at Colorado* L 7 - 114/23 at Colorado* L 11 - 125/7 at Iowa State* L 0 - 35/7 at Iowa State* W 6 - 55/13 OKLAHOMA* W 3 - 25/13 OKLAHOMA* L 7 - 165/14 OKLAHOMA* L 5 - 65/20 at Kansas* L 1 - 25/20 at Kansas* W 9 - 25/21 at Kansas* L 4 - 5

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3/27 at Arkansas State L 1 - 83/28 at Arkansas State L 2 - 34/7 IOWA STATE* W 11 - 04/7 IOWA STATE* W 7 - 64/14 at Oklahoma State* L 2 - 84/14 at Oklahoma State* L 1 - 54/15 at Oklahoma State* L 0 - 104/21 COLORADO* W 10 - 84/21 COLORADO* L 0 - 24/22 COLORADO* L 8 - 94/28 at Missouri* W 4 - 14/29 at Missouri* L 8 - 164/29 at Missouri* L 1 - 25/5 OKLAHOMA* L 1 - 25/5 OKLAHOMA* L 2 - 55/6 OKLAHOMA* W 1 - 05/12 KANSAS* W 8 - 75/12 KANSAS* W 7 - 25/13 KANSAS* W 17 - 135/19 at Nebraska* W 4 - 05/19 at Nebraska* L 0 - 105/20 at Nebraska* W 4 - 2


3/26 at Southwestern W 4 - 33/27 at Southwestern W 6 - 23/28 at Memphis State L 2 - 103/29 at Memphis State L 1 - 174/6 OKLAHOMA* L 0 - 14/6 OKLAHOMA* L 0 - 44/7 OKLAHOMA* L 6 - 84/13 at Kansas* L 0 - 24/13 at Kansas* W 4 - 34/14 at Kansas* L 5 - 124/20 at Colorado* L 0 - 54/20 at Colorado* L 7 - 84/21 at Colorado* L 4 - 95/4 at Iowa State* L 2 - 95/4 at Iowa State* L 1 - 125/5 at Iowa State* L 4 - 215/11 MISSOURI* L 4 - 155/11 MISSOURI* L 0 - 75/12 MISSOURI* L 5 - 85/18 NEBRASKA* L 3 - 155/18 NEBRASKA* L 3 - 45/19 NEBRASKA* W 13 - 3


3/26 at Memphis State L 5 - 83/27 at Memphis State L 0 - 33/28 at Southwestern (Texas) W 11 - 63/29 at Southwestern (Texas) L 8 - 113/30 at Arkansas State W 12 - 33/31 at Arkansas State L 5 - 64/5 at Nebraska* L 2 - 64/5 at Nebraska* L 1 - 64/6 at Nebraska* W 9 - 24/12 at Oklahoma* (11) L 2 - 64/12 at Oklahoma* L 2 - 34/13 at Oklahoma* L 1 - 54/19 KANSAS* L 2 - 64/19 KANSAS* L 2 - 124/20 KANSAS* L 5 - 114/26 at Missouri* L 1 - 44/26 at Missouri* L 2 - 85/3 at Oklahoma State* L 3 - 45/4 at Oklahoma State* (8) L 4 - 55/4 at Oklahoma State* L 5 - 65/10 IOWA STATE* W 6 - 45/10 IOWA STATE* W 2 - 15/11 IOWA STATE* W 11 - 25/17 at Colorado* L 3 - 65/17 at Colorado* L 4 - 55/18 at Colorado* L 3 - 7


at Memphis State L 6 - 7 at Memphis State L 3 - 9 at Delta State W 8 - 3 at Arkansas State W 3 - 1 at Arkansas State L 5 - 74/10 at Kansas* L 1 - 64/10 at Kansas* L 2 - 84/11 at Kansas* W 7 - 54/17 OKLAHOMA* (15) W 1 - 04/17 OKLAHOMA* L 0 - 24/18 OKLAHOMA* (15) L 4 - 54/24 MISSOURI* L 1 - 74/24 MISSOURI* L 1 - 24/24 MISSOURI* L 0 - 65/8 NEBRASKA* W 16 - 105/9 NEBRASKA* L 3 - 75/9 NEBRASKA* W 1 - 05/15 at Iowa State* L 2 - 35/15 at Iowa State* L 1 - 65/16 at Iowa State* L 1 - 95/22 COLORADO* L 3 - 95/22 COLORADO* L 7 - 145/23 COLORADO* L 6 - 24

19658-18 Overall • 6-13 Big Eight (7th) Home: 5-3 • Away: 3-15 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Bob Brasher

at Mississippi W 7 - 6 at Mississippi L 3 - 6 at Delta State L 0 - 13 at Delta State L 1 - 2 at Arkansas State L 5 - 64/9 IOWA STATE* L 0 - 34/9 IOWA STATE* W 3 - 24/10 IOWA STATE* W 10 - 74/16 at Oklahoma State* L 6 - 74/16 at Oklahoma State* L 2 - 44/17 at Oklahoma State* L 2 - 84/23 at Nebraska* L 5 - 104/23 at Nebraska* L 2 - 34/30 at Missouri* L 9 - 134/30 at Missouri* L 1 - 65/1 at Missouri* L 8 - 14 at Colorado* L 4 - 6 at Colorado* L 5 - 7 WASHBURN L 0 - 5 WASHBURN W 9 - 25/14 KANSAS* W 6 - 15/14 KANSAS* W 7 - 45/15 KANSAS* L 4 - 185/21 at Oklahoma* W 5 - 25/21 at Oklahoma* W 1 - 05/22 at Oklahoma* L 1 - 8

196620-13 Overall • 10-10 Big Eight (T4th) Home: 8-6 • Away: 12-7 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Bob BrasherStarters: LF - Dave Baker, CF - Ernie Recob, RF - NorbAndrews, 3B - Ron Scholl, SS/3B - Gary Holland, 2B - JimScheffer , 1B - Stu Steele, C - Dave Doolittle, P - Bob Bal-lard, Dennis Erkenbrack, Wade Johnson and Steve Wood.3/28 at Baylor L 0 - 23/28 at Baylor W 5 - 03/29 at TCU W 3 - 1

3/29 at TCU L 1 - 63/30 at TCU W 8 - 64/1 at Abilene Christian W 12 - 54/1 at Abilene Christian L 0 - 74/2 at SMU W 2 - 04/2 at SMU W 4 - 34/4 at Arkansas W 12 - 34/4 at Arkansas W 6 - 24/8 OKLAHOMA* W 5 - 04/8 OKLAHOMA* L 4 - 64/9 OKLAHOMA* L 2 - 34/15 at Kansas* W 5 - 34/15 at Kansas* L 2 - 34/16 at Kansas* W 2 - 14/22 COLORADO* W 1 - 04/22 COLORADO* W 11 - 14/23 COLORADO* W 3 - 04/29 at Iowa State* L 3 - 54/29 at Iowa State* W 5 - 0

5/6 NEBRASKA* L 4 - 95/6 NEBRASKA* W 7 - 05/7 NEBRASKA* L 4 - 145/10 EMPORIA STATE W 5 - 05/10 EMPORIA STATE W 4 - 35/13 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 2 - 45/13 OKLAHOMA STATE* W 3 - 25/14 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 5 - 95/20 at Missouri* W 7 - 15/21 at Missouri* L 3 - 55/21 at Missouri* L 1 - 6

196716-13 Overall • 9-8 Big Eight (4th) Home: 4-5 • Away: 12-8 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Bob BrasherStarters: LF - Jack Woolsey, CF - Jim Brown, RF - SheldonMettler, 3B - Danny Nichols , SS - Jim Scheffer/Joe Spur-geon , 2B - Tom Wheeler, 1B - Dwight Martinek , C - BarryHerron, P - Steve Snyder, Phil Wilson, Gus Vedros, VanBullock, Wade Johnson and Larry Largent.

3/18 at LSU W 1 - 03/18 at LSU W 2 - 03/21 at Lamar Tech L 3 - 43/21 at Lamar Tech L 0 - 23/22 at Lamar Tech W 3 - 23/23 at Arkansas State L 2 - 33/24 at Murray State W 11 - 53/24 at Murray State L 0 - 34/7 at Nebraska* W 4 - 34/7 at Nebraska* W 4 - 04/8 at Nebraska* W 2 - 04/14 MISSOURI* L 1 - 124/14 MISSOURI* W 11 - 44/15 MISSOURI* W 14 - 54/21 at Colorado* L 2 - 74/21 at Colorado* W 13 - 14/22 at Colorado* L 6 - 84/25 EMPORIA STATE L 1 - 24/26 at Emporia State W 8 - 34/28 IOWA STATE* W 10 - 44/28 IOWA STATE* L 4 - 94/29 IOWA STATE* L 7 - 145/8 at Arkansas W 13 - 25/8 at Arkansas W 3 - 25/12 at Oklahoma* L 0 - 25/12 at Oklahoma* L 3 - 45/13 at Oklahoma* W 7 - 35/19 KANSAS* L 1 - 45/19 KANSAS* W 7 - 5

196815-16-1 Overall • 13-7 Big Eight (2nd) Home: 7-5 • Away: 8-11-1 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Bob BrasherStarters: LF - Jack Woolsey, CF - Jim Brown, RF - SheldonMettler, 3B - Don Klipowicz, SS - Joe Spurgeon/Bob Ran-dall, 2B - Tom Wheeler, 1B - Dwight Martinek, C - BobGartner/Barry Herron, P - Nick Horner, Van Bullock andSteve Snyder.

3/23 at LSU L 0 - 13/23 at LSU W 3 - 13/25 at Tulane L 0 - 43/26 at LSU T 2 - 23/26 at LSU L 1 - 63/27 at LSU W 6 - 13/28 at Mississippi L 4 - 83/28 at Mississippi L 1 - 43/29 at Mississippi L 3 - 83/29 at Mississippi L 4 - 53/30 at Memphis State L 3 - 53/30 at Memphis State L 3 - 44/5 at Kansas* L 5 - 64/5 at Kansas* W 5 - 14/6 at Kansas* W 10 - 24/12 OKLAHOMA* L 6 - 84/12 OKLAHOMA* W 14 - 74/13 OKLAHOMA* W 6 - 44/19 at Iowa State* W 5 - 04/19 at Iowa State* W 8 - 44/26 OKLAHOMA STATE* W 5 - 44/26 OKLAHOMA STATE* W 3 - 24/27 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 2 - 105/3 at Missouri* L 6 - 95/3 at Missouri* W 2 - 15/4 at Missouri* W 10 - 35/10 COLORADO* W 4 - 15/10 COLORADO* L 1 - 45/11 COLORADO* L 3 - 85/17 NEBRASKA* W 10 - 9

5/17 NEBRASKA* W 10 - 45/18 NEBRASKA* L 5 - 8

196917-15 Overall • 7-9 Big Eight (4th) Home: 8-4 • Away: 9-11 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Bob BrasherAssistant: Jim SchefferStarters: LF - Bob Gartner, CF - Jack Woolsey, RF - Char-lie Waymire/Jim Whitesell, 3B - David Graas , SS - BobRandall, 2B - Bill Huisman, 1B - Charlie Clark, C - BarryHerron, P - Nick Horner, Steve Snyder, Mark Arnold andSteve Wood.

3/22 at Memphis State W 6 - 43/22 at Memphis State L 1 - 23/24 at Mississippi W 1 - 03/24 at Mississippi L 3 - 93/25 at Mississippi W 11 - 43/25 at Mississippi L 0 - 103/28 at LSU W 9 - 23/28 at LSU W 3 - 13/29 at LSU L 2 - 43/29 at LSU L 2 - 33/31 at SMU L 0 - 13/31 at SMU W 13 - 14/11 KANSAS* W 2 - 04/11 KANSAS* W 10 - 04/12 KANSAS* L 2 - 124/18 at Oklahoma* L 4 - 84/18 at Oklahoma* L 4 - 84/19 at Oklahoma* W 11 - 34/22 OTTAWA W 3 - 04/22 OTTAWA W 10 - 04/25 IOWA STATE* L 9 - 124/25 IOWA STATE* W 5 - 44/28 CREIGHTON W 12 - 14/28 CREIGHTON W 7 - 25/2 at Colorado* W 11 - 85/2 at Colorado* W 8 - 55/3 at Colorado* L 3 - 55/9 MISSOURI* L 0 - 55/9 MISSOURI* L 1 - 115/10 MISSOURI* W 4 - 35/16 at Oklahoma State* L 2 - 45/16 at Oklahoma State* L 2 - 3

197018-18 Overall • 8-10 Big Eight (6th) Home: 7-7 • Away: 6-8 • Neutral: 5-3Head Coach: Bob BrasherAssistant: Phil WilsonStarters: OF - Bill Droege, Bob Gartner, Charlie Waymireand Jim Whitesell, 3B/SS - Dave Graas, SS/3B - ForryWells, 2B - Bill Huisman, 1B - Dick Mantlo, C - Bill Hickey,P - Mark Arnold, Bryce Dietrich, Nick Horner, DaveKlenda, Mike Todd and Bob Haney.

3/6 at Tulsa1 L 0 - 73/6 at Oral Roberts1 W 5 - 33/7 at Oral Roberts1 W 4 - 23/7 at Tulsa1 L 1 - 33/7 at Tulsa1 L 0 - 23/7 at Oral Roberts1 W 7 - 3

Hawaii Invitational (Honolulu, Hawaii) vs. Army L 4 - 5 vs. Marines W 7 - 5 vs. Army W 16 - 8 at Hawaii W 11 - 1 vs. Sub. Pacific L 4 - 5 vs. Marines W 3 - 0 vs. Pacific L 0 - 3 vs. Marines W 16 - 0 at Hawaii W 5 - 2 vs. Marines W 10 - 34/3 COLORADO* W 2 - 14/3 COLORADO* L 0 - 34/4 COLORADO* W 5 - 44/10 NEBRASKA* L 6 - 74/10 NEBRASKA* W 6 - 14/11 NEBRASKA* L 4 - 214/17 at Kansas* L 3 - 64/17 at Kansas* L 1 - 44/24 OKLAHOMA STATE* W 8 - 74/24 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 3 - 74/25 OKLAHOMA STATE* W 3 - 04/28 WASHBURN L 8 - 94/28 WASHBURN L 7 - 95/2 at Iowa State* L 3 - 65/2 at Iowa State* L 5 - 75/8 OKLAHOMA* W 10 - 85/8 OKLAHOMA* W 7 - 4

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5/9 OKLAHOMA* L 3 - 45/16 at Missouri* W 2 - 05/16 at Missouri* L 2 - 41 at Oiler Park (Tulsa, Okla.)

197118-15 Overall • 11-10 Big Eight (5th) Home: 7-3 • Away: 8-9 • Neutral: 3-3Head Coach: Bob BrasherAssistant: Phil WilsonStarters: LF - Charlie Clark, CF - Bill Droege, RF - KenLehrmann/Charlie Waymire, 3B - Joe Steiner, SS - DavidGraas, 2B - Keith Hungate, 1B - Dick Mantlo, C - BillHickey/Jay Parker/Kevin Wilkinson, P - Phil Oliver, BruceBennett, Mark Arnold, Lon Kruger and Dave Klenda.

3/19 at New Mexico L 10 - 123/20 at New Mexico W 4 - 23/20 at New Mexico W 5 - 4

Riverside National Tournament (Riverside, Calif.)3/22 vs. Stanford L 7 - 83/23 vs. Oregon State W 10 - 93/24 vs. Arizona State L 0 - 73/25 vs. BYU W 7 - 13/25 vs. Air Force W 10 - 53/26 vs. Oklahoma L 0 - 13/27 at UC Riverside L 3 - 43/29 at Oklahoma State* (12) W 15 - 143/29 at Oklahoma State* W 11 - 73/30 at Oklahoma State* L 2 - 204/2 at Colorado* L 1 - 34/2 at Colorado* L 2 - 34/3 at Colorado* L 1 - 24/6 OTTAWA W 3 - 04/6 OTTAWA W 6 - 04/9 IOWA STATE* L 2 - 34/9 IOWA STATE* W 6 - 14/10 IOWA STATE* W 7 - 54/16 at Nebraska* W 7 - 14/16 at Nebraska* L 0 - 24/17 at Nebraska* W 6 - 54/20 KANSAS* L 4 - 64/20 KANSAS* L 2 - 64/23 at Oklahoma* W 3 - 24/23 at Oklahoma* L 1 - 54/24 at Oklahoma* W 4 - 04/30 MISSOURI* W 12 - 04/30 MISSOURI* W 2 - 05/1 MISSOURI* W 5 - 45/4 at Kansas* L 3 - 8

197217-17 Overall • 9-9 Big Eight (5th) Home: 7-6 • Away: 10-11 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Bob BrasherAssistants: Phil Wilson and Bill HickeyStarters: LF - Ken Mosley, CF - Bill Droege, RF - KenLehrmann, 3B - Charles Clark, SS - Joe Steiner, 2B - KeithHungate, 1B - Steve Reser/Mike Austerman, C - JayParker/Kevin Wilkinson, P - Bob Lesslie, Dave Klenda,Mark Arnold, Bruce Bennett and Jim Kick.

3/10 at Mississippi L 7 - 83/10 at Mississippi L 5 - 103/11 at Mississippi W 8 - 13/11 at Mississippi W 10 - 73/13 at SE Louisiana W 9 - 33/16 at LSU L 1 - 23/16 at LSU L 2 - 73/17 at LSU W 4 - 33/17 at LSU L 4 - 53/18 at Tulane L 1 - 33/18 at Tulane L 1 - 23/18 at LSU L 3 - 53/25 CREIGHTON W 6 - 33/25 CREIGHTON W 3 - 13/31 at Missouri* L 3 - 43/31 at Missouri* W 6 - 24/1 at Missouri* W 7 - 04/4 at John Brown W 8 - 64/4 at John Brown W 11 - 14/7 OKLAHOMA* L 2 - 64/7 OKLAHOMA* L 4 - 64/8 OKLAHOMA* L 6 - 124/14 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 4 - 24/14 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 2 - 54/15 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 8 - 64/22 at Iowa State* W 9 - 34/22 at Iowa State* L 3 - 54/24 COLORADO* W 5 - 44/25 COLORADO* L 1 - 34/25 COLORADO* L 6 - 94/29 NEBRASKA* W 3 - 1

4/29 NEBRASKA* W 2 - 15/7 at Kansas* W 3 - 25/7 at Kansas* L 3 - 4

197320-25 Overall • 9-11 Big Eight (4th) Home: 16-6 • Away: 4-19 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Phil WilsonAssistants: Jack Woolsey and Ken LehrmannStarters: LF - Dave Specht, CF - Steve Anson, RF - ScottScholbe, 3B - Lon Kruger, SS - Curt Shockey, 2B - KemMosley/Bryan Reed, 1B - Mike Austerman, C - KevinWilkinson, P - Andy Replogle, Jim Kick and Dave Klenda.

3/14 at Arkansas L 7 - 93/14 at Arkansas L 2 - 93/15 at John Brown L 5 - 63/15 at John Brown L 2 - 33/16 at Oral Roberts L 0 - 13/16 at Oral Roberts L 5 - 63/17 at Oral Roberts L 2 - 63/17 at Oral Roberts L 0 - 13/21 FRIENDS W 4 - 23/21 FRIENDS W 5 - 03/23 at Creighton W 1 - 03/23 at Creighton L 0 - 23/24 at Creighton L 1 - 33/26 FORT HAYS STATE W 4 - 33/26 FORT HAYS STATE L 3 - 53/30 at Colorado* L 0 - 33/30 at Colorado* W 4 - 03/31 at Colorado* L 2 - 34/6 at Oklahoma* L 1 - 74/6 at Oklahoma* L 4 - 54/7 at Oklahoma* L 1 - 24/13 MISSOURI* W 6 - 54/13 MISSOURI* W 6 - 24/17 CREIGHTON W 2 - 14/17 CREIGHTON L 4 - 104/20 IOWA STATE* W 4 - 24/20 IOWA STATE* W 3 - 24/21 IOWA STATE* L 6 - 74/23 FORT HAYS STATE L 0 - 114/23 FORT HAYS STATE W 10 - 34/27 at Nebraska* W 2 - 04/27 at Nebraska* L 0 - 74/28 at Nebraska* L 8 - 95/1 FRIENDS W 2 - 05/1 FRIENDS W 2 - 05/4 TULSA W 8 - 55/4 TULSA L 4 - 55/5 TULSA W 3 - 25/5 TULSA W 8 - 45/12 KANSAS* W 2 - 15/12 KANSAS* W 3 - 25/13 KANSAS* L 4 - 65/15 at Oklahoma State* L 5 - 75/16 at Oklahoma State* W 4 - 15/16 at Oklahoma State* L 1 - 6

197431-16 Overall • 14-7 Big Eight (2nd) Home: 19-7 • Away: 12-9 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Phil WilsonAssistant: Ken LehrmannStarters: LF - Dave Specht, LF/CF - Gary Holub, CF/RF -Steve Anson, RF - Rick Dreiling, 3B - MikeChapman/Steve Shelley, SS - Curt Shockey, 2B - LonKruger/Paul Klipowicz, 1B/C - Don Hoffman, C - JayParker, P - Andy Replogle, Les Sutton, Dave Tuttle, TedPower and Stu Lindell.

3/12 at Arkansas W 2 - 13/12 at Arkansas W 2 - 13/13 at Tulsa1 L 1 - 53/13 at Tulsa1 L 2 - 33/15 at Oral Roberts L 0 - 53/15 at Oral Roberts W 9 - 73/16 at Oral Roberts W 3 - 13/16 at Oral Roberts L 4 - 53/19 NW MISSOURI ST. W 7 - 53/19 NW MISSOURI ST. L 1 - 73/22 CREIGHTON W 9 - 33/22 CREIGHTON W 3 - 23/26 MO. WESTERN L 3 - 53/26 MO. WESTERN W 6 - 13/30 NEBRASKA* W 3 - 23/30 NEBRASKA* W 7 - 53/31 NEBRASKA* W 6 - 44/2 at Creighton L 3 - 44/2 at Creighton L 1 - 54/5 at Kansas* W 6 - 5

4/5 at Kansas* L 3 - 44/6 at Kansas* W 4 - 34/9 at Missouri Western W 10 - 34/9 at Missouri Western L 3 - 124/12 COLORADO* L 2 - 64/12 COLORADO* L 2 - 64/13 COLORADO* L 1 - 44/17 FRIENDS W 9 - 14/17 FRIENDS W 5 - 34/19 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 11 - 44/19 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 8 - 34/20 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 12 - 04/24 FORT HAYS STATE W 10 - 44/24 FORT HAYS STATE W 6 - 34/26 at Iowa State* L 0 - 14/26 at Iowa State* W 7 - 14/27 at Iowa State* W 4 - 04/29 EMPORIA STATE W 2 - 04/29 EMPORIA STATE W 6 - 15/3 OKLAHOMA* W 5 - 45/3 OKLAHOMA* L 3 - 05/4 OKLAHOMA* L 7 - 15/7 BETHANY W 3 - 25/7 BETHANY W 2 - 05/11 at Missouri* W 4 - 05/11 at Missouri* W 9 - 35/12 at Missouri* W 5 - 31 at Oiler Park (Tulsa, Okla.)

197524-22 Overall • 9-9 Big Eight (T4th) Home: 17-12 • Away: 7-10 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Phil WilsonAssistant: Curt ShockeyStarters: LF - Dave Specht, CF - Gary Holub, RF - RickDreiling, 3B - Bill Youngblood/Paul Klipowicz, SS - JonYeagley, 2B - Greg Korbe, 1B - Steve Anson, C - CraigCooper, DH - Jim McCormick, P - Andy Replogle, DaleAllerheiligen, Scott Mach and Mike Hampton.

3/1 at Arkansas W 3 - 03/1 at Arkansas L 1 - 63/2 at Arkansas L 1 - 113/2 at Arkansas W 5 - 43/18 FORT HAYS STATE W 4 - 33/18 FORT HAYS STATE L 4 - 53/18 FORT HAYS STATE W 7 - 03/19 WAYNE STATE L 1 - 33/19 WAYNE STATE L 7 - 83/21 CREIGHTON W 4 - 23/21 CREIGHTON L 1 - 33/22 CREIGHTON L 5 - 73/22 CREIGHTON W 2 - 13/22 CREIGHTON L 5 - 93/24 BAKER W 7 - 13/24 BAKER W 14 - 34/1 PHILLIPS L 0 - 34/1 PHILLIPS L 2 - 34/4 MISSOURI* L 4 - 84/4 MISSOURI* W 14 - 84/5 MISSOURI* W 8 - 64/8 at Fort Hays State W 4 - 24/8 at Fort Hays State L 3 - 64/11 at Oklahoma State* L 2 - 34/11 at Oklahoma State* L 3 - 44/12 at Oklahoma State* L 5 - 74/15 at Creighton W 5 - 44/15 at Creighton L 4 - 104/18 IOWA STATE* W 11 - 34/18 IOWA STATE* W 17 - 34/19 IOWA STATE* L 0 - 24/25 at Colorado* W 3 - 14/25 at Colorado* L 5 - 64/26 at Colorado* W 18 - 174/28 BETHANY L 6 - 74/28 BETHANY W 5 - 15/3 at Nebraska* W 9 - 65/4 at Nebraska* L 12 - 145/4 at Nebraska* L 1 - 115/5 KANSAS WESLEYAN W 8 - 05/5 KANSAS WESLEYAN W 12 - 25/6 MO. WESTERN W 7 - 35/6 MO. WESTERN W 11 - 15/10 KANSAS* L 2 - 85/10 KANSAS* W 3 - 05/11 KANSAS* W 4 - 3

197635-19 Overall • 11-10 Big Eight (5th) Home: 26-8 • Away: 7-7 • Neutral: 2-4Head Coach: Phil WilsonAssistant: Val McLeanStarters: LF - Dave Specht, CF - Gary Holub, RF - GregKorbe, 3B - Paul Klipowicz, SS - Bill Youngblood, 2B -Gary Fisher, 1B - Steve Anson, C - Craig Cooper, DH - JonYeagley, P - Ted Power, Dave Tuttle, Lon Ostrom andScott Mach.

3/17 WAYNE STATE W 14 - 53/17 WAYNE STATE W 7 - 33/18 WAYNE STATE W 11 - 03/18 WAYNE STATE W 9 - 83/19 at Oral Roberts L 2 - 33/19 at Oral Roberts W 5 - 43/20 ORAL ROBERTS W 12 - 63/20 ORAL ROBERTS L 0 - 93/22 at C. Missouri St. L 1 - 23/22 at C. Missouri St. W 7 - 43/24 vs. Creighton 2 W 11 - 83/24 vs. Creighton 2 L 3 - 83/26 CREIGHTON W 4 - 13/26 CREIGHTON W 7 - 33/26 CREIGHTON W 2 - 13/26 CREIGHTON W 10 - 03/27 CREIGHTON W 8 - 43/27 CREIGHTON W 7 - 64/2 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 6 - 94/2 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 9 - 64/3 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 4 - 14/3 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 2 - 14/6 at Nebraska* L 2 - 54/6 at Nebraska* W 6 - 2

KSU Invitational (Manhattan, Kan.)4/9 BETHANY W 11 - 14/10 FORT HAYS STATE W 14 - 44/10 WASHBURN W 18 - 24/11 NEBRASKA* W 5 - 24/11 NEBRASKA* L 1 - 24/12 at Missouri* L 1 - 44/12 at Missouri* W 2 - 04/13 FORT HAYS STATE W 6 - 14/13 FORT HAYS STATE L 3 - 74/14 NEB. - OMAHA W 12 - 104/14 NEB. - OMAHA W 5 - 34/16 KANSAS* W 6 - 54/16 KANSAS* W 8 - 54/19 MISSOURI* L 0 - 94/19 MISSOURI* W 4 - 24/22 UNLV L 1 - 84/23 DENVER W 3 - 14/23 COLORADO* W 4 - 34/24 DENVER L 0 - 84/24 COLORADO* L 5 - 74/27 at Oklahoma* L 1 - 134/27 vs. Oklahoma1 L 5 - 65/1 at Kansas* L 2 - 35/1 at Kansas* L 1 - 45/2 at Kansas* W 13 - 65/5 at Oral Roberts W 10 - 55/5 at Oral Roberts W 12 - 9

Big Eight Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.)5/7 vs. Colorado L 0 - 25/8 vs. Kansas W 8 - 35/8 vs. Iowa State L 8 - 111 at Oklahoma City, Okla.2 at Tulsa, Okla.

197728-23 Overall • 7-5 Big Eight (2nd^) Home: 20-5 • Away: 6-14 • Neutral: 2-4Head Coach: Phil WilsonAssistants: Val McLean and Steve AnsonStarters: LF - Jeff Moore, CF - Bob Hoenig, RF - GregKorbe, 3B - Billy Preston/Bill Youngblood, SS - KevinBacon, 2B - Gary Fisher, 1B - Craig Cooper, C - Jon Yea-gley, DH - Tim Pepper, P - Lon Ostrom, Dave Tuttle andNeal Hudson.

3/9 at Oklahoma State W 11 - 83/9 at Oklahoma State (8) L 8 - 93/10 at Oklahoma State L 5 - 253/10 at Oklahoma State L 6 - 73/12 WAYNE STATE W 9 - 43/12 WAYNE STATE W 5 - 23/13 WAYNE STATE W 14 - 93/13 WAYNE STATE W 3 - 13/15 BAKER W 7 - 43/15 BAKER W 7 - 23/17 vs. New Mexico1 W 10 - 6

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3/17 vs. New Mexico1 L 6 - 123/18 at Oral Roberts W 2 - 03/18 at Oral Roberts L 0 - 93/19 vs. Creighton1 L 7 - 94/3 at Creighton L 1 - 54/3 at Creighton W 3 - 2

KSU Invitational (Manhattan, Kan.)4/4 IOWA STATE W 4 - 14/5 MO. WESTERN W 5 - 34/6 WILLIAM JEWELL W 6 - 44/7 IOWA STATE L 1 - 84/8 MARYMOUNT L 4 - 64/8 FORT HAYS STATE W 9 - 84/8 FORT HAYS STATE W 3 - 24/9 at Kansas* L 1 - 54/9 at Kansas* L 1 - 44/10 at Kansas* W 10 - 74/10 at Kansas* W 10 - 64/15 COLORADO* L 0 - 34/15 COLORADO* W 8 - 44/16 COLORADO* W 8 - 14/16 COLORADO* W 4 - 34/23 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 2 - 14/23 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 4 - 34/24 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 6 - 54/24 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 4 - 54/26 at Emporia State L 0 - 14/26 at Emporia State L 4 - 94/29 at Oklahoma* L 0 - 54/29 at Oklahoma* L 2 - 44/30 at Oklahoma* W 5 - 34/30 at Oklahoma* L 1 - 95/5 at Missouri* L 2 - 55/5 at Missouri* L 6 - 75/6 KANSAS* W 1 - 05/6 KANSAS* W 13 - 25/7 KANSAS* W 4 - 15/7 KANSAS* L 1 - 7

Big Eight Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.)5/18 vs. Missouri L 2 - 10

5/19 vs. Kansas W 10 - 65/20 vs. Missouri L 5 - 131 at Tulsa, Okla.^The Big Eight was divided into East and West Divisionsfrom 1977-80. The finish indicated is in the West.

197820-29 Overall • 2-10 Big Eight (4th^) Home: 13-9 • Away: 7-20 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Dave BakerStarters: LF - Jeff Moore, CF - Randy Heath, RF - GregKorbe, 3B - Bill Youngblood, SS - Kevin Bacon, 2B - BillyPreston, 1B - Gordon Burkman, C - Tim Pepper, DH -William Hudson/George Sallas, P - Neal Hudson, MarkHarrison and Scott Mach.

3/13 at Oral Roberts L 0 - 103/14 at Oral Roberts L 5 - 83/15 at Oral Roberts L 6 - 93/17 at Oklahoma City W 5 - 33/17 at Oklahoma City L 1 - 43/18 at Oklahoma City L 3 - 53/18 at Oklahoma City L 3 - 113/21 BENEDICTINE W 19 - 23/21 BENEDICTINE W 21 - 63/22 WASHBURN W 10 - 63/22 WASHBURN W 7 - 13/28 FRIENDS W 8 - 03/28 FRIENDS W 8 - 03/29 BAKER W 5 - 33/29 BAKER W 9 - 03/31 NEBRASKA* L 6 - 153/31 NEBRASKA* W 11 - 54/1 at Nebraska* L 3 - 54/1 at Nebraska* L 0 - 34/3 BETHANY W 7 - 54/3 BETHANY L 2 - 44/4 at Wichita State W 7 - 24/4 at Wichita State W 5 - 3

4/7 KANSAS* L 0 - 74/7 KANSAS* L 3 - 114/8 at Kansas* L 2 - 74/8 at Kansas* L 0 - 114/11 WICHITA STATE L 5 - 104/11 WICHITA STATE L 6 - 164/14 at Colorado* L 4 - 104/14 at Colorado* L 3 - 54/15 at Colorado* L 5 - 104/15 at Colorado* W 11 - 54/21 at Oklahoma State* L 5 - 114/21 at Oklahoma State* L 3 - 94/22 at Oklahoma State* L 12 - 134/22 at Oklahoma State* L 5 - 74/25 MARYMOUNT W 3 - 24/25 MARYMOUNT W 3 -24/28 OKLAHOMA* L 1 - 24/28 OKLAHOMA* L 1 - 114/29 OKLAHOMA* L 2 - 34/29 OKLAHOMA* W 6 - 45/3 at Emporia State W 10 - 65/3 at Emporia State W 8 - 65/4 at Emporia State L 2 - 85/4 at Emporia State W 11 - 15/5 at Kansas* L 6 - 155/5 at Kansas* L 1 - 4^The Big Eight was divided into East and West Divisionsfrom 1977-80. The finish indicated is in the West.

197921-28-1 Overall • 3-17 Big Eight (4th^) Home: 20-17-1 • Away: 0-10 • Neutral: 1-1Head Coach: Dave BakerAssistant: Wayne DriggersStarters: LF - William Hudson, CF - Al Hunter, RF - RobHolder, 3B - Don Hess, SS - Michael Baker, 2B - Jeff Sher-rer, 1B - Michael Akins, C - Cal Alexander, DH - BobDubek/Mark Nordyke, P - Doug Able, Tom Harvey, DonWaller and Mike Wright.

3/10 WAYNE STATE W 5 - 33/10 WAYNE STATE W 15 - 13/11 BELLEVUE W 1 - 03/11 BELLEVUE W 15 - 23/12 BAKER W 8 - 23/12 BAKER W 6 - 53/13 BETHANY W 5 - 13/13 BETHANY W 17 - 23/17 CREIGHTON W 10 - 43/17 CREIGHTON T 3 - 33/19 VALLEY CITY W 7 - 03/19 VALLEY CITY W 5 - 13/21 MINN. - MORRIS W 9 - 03/21 MINN. - MORRIS L 2 - 33/24 vs. Mo. Southern1 L 5 - 113/24 vs. Mo. Southern1 W 13 - 33/28 BENEDICTINE W 5 - 33/28 BENEDICTINE W 12 - 03/30 IOWA L 0 - 43/30 IOWA L 0 - 13/31 IOWA L 0 - 63/31 IOWA L 4 - 74/3 EMPORIA STATE W 6 - 14/3 EMPORIA STATE L 3 - 104/6 KANSAS* L 5 - 124/6 KANSAS* W 8 - 74/9 NEBRASKA* L 0 - 24/9 NEBRASKA* L 1 - 34/14 at Iowa State* L 1 - 104/14 at Iowa State* L 4 - 54/16 at Missouri* L 5 - 64/16 at Missouri* L 4 - 84/20 at Oklahoma* L 1 - 64/20 at Oklahoma* L 3 - 44/21 at Oklahoma* L 1 - 154/21 at Oklahoma* L 0 - 74/27 COLORADO* L 3 - 54/27 COLORADO* W 9 - 44/28 COLORADO* L 9 - 114/28 COLORADO* L 8 - 105/1 at Kansas* L 0 - 55/1 at Kansas* L 6 - 85/4 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 4 - 25/4 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 0 - 45/5 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 2 - 95/5 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 2 - 10 WASHBURN W 4 - 3

WASHBURN W 10 - 65/8 KANSAS* L 0 - 95/8 KANSAS* L 4 - 131 at Tulsa, Okla.^The Big Eight was divided into East and West Divisionsfrom 1977-80. The finish indicated is in the West.

198015-29 Overall • 2-18 Big Eight (4th^) Home: 12-12 • Away: 3-17 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Dave BakerAssistant: Wayne DriggersStarters: LF - Dan McAfee/Al Hunter, CF - Robin Golden,RF - Steve Danforth, 3B - Don Hess, SS - GlynnPerry/Mark Teague, 2B - Jeff Sherrer, 1B - Rob Holder, C- Dan Linden, DH - Gregg Kaifes, P - Doug Able, Tom Har-vey, Mike O’Malley and Larry Spresser.

3/8 BAKER W 10 - 93/8 BAKER L 1 - 43/9 BELLEVUE W 19 - 13/9 BELLEVUE W 3 - 13/10 BETHANY W 7 - 23/10 BETHANY W 10 - 03/12 at Oral Roberts L 2 - 73/13 at Oral Roberts L 4 - 83/14 at Arkansas L 4 - 83/14 at Arkansas L 3 - 83/15 at Missouri Southern L 10 - 133/15 at Missouri Southern W 17 - 73/16 at Missouri Southern W 10 - 93/18 NW MISSOURI STATE W 17 - 73/18 NW MISSOURI STATE L 11 - 133/19 MARYMOUNT W 7 - 03/19 MARYMOUNT W 11 - 03/21 CREIGHTON W 8 - 43/22 CREIGHTON L 0 - 83/22 CREIGHTON L 12 - 143/23 FORT HAYS STATE W 12 - 24/4 BENEDICTINE W 8 - 74/5 at Kansas* L 3 - 104/5 at Kansas* L 3 - 94/7 at Nebraska* L 7 - 84/7 at Nebraska* L 0 - 54/12 IOWA STATE* L 3 - 44/12 IOWA STATE* L 3 - 134/14 MISSOURI* L 0 - 14/14 MISSOURI* L 5 - 74/18 OKLAHOMA* L 4 - 104/18 OKLAHOMA* W 3 - 14/19 OKLAHOMA* L 4 - 104/19 OKLAHOMA* L 2 - 124/22 EMPORIA STATE L 1 - 154/25 at Colorado* L 4 - 214/25 at Colorado* L 4 - 144/26 at Colorado* L 5 - 154/26 at Colorado* W 9 - 75/2 at Oklahoma State* L 1 - 25/2 at Oklahoma State* L 0 - 125/3 at Oklahoma State* L 1 - 85/3 at Oklahoma State* L 1 - 155/6 at Kansas* L 5 - 13^The Big Eight was divided into East and West Divisionsfrom 1977-80. The finish indicated is in the West.

198134-21 Overall • 8-12 Big Eight (6th) Home: 30-6 • Away: 4-15 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Dave BakerAssistant: Bill HickeyStarters: OF - Robin Golden, Don Grause, Mark Nordykeand Glynn Perry, 3B - Brian Barlow, SS - Anthony Triplett,2B - Craig Danforth, 1B - Joe Goedert, C - Dan Linden, P- Doug Able, Micky Fleeman, Duane Harms, Mike John-son and Louie Trujillo.

3/6 at Oral Roberts L 6 - 83/6 at Oral Roberts L 1 - 43/7 at Oral Roberts L 1 - 23/9 BAKER W 8 - 43/9 BAKER W 7 - 03/12 NEWMAN W 1 - 03/12 NEWMAN W 4 - 33/14 BENEDICTINE W 9 - 73/14 BENEDICTINE L 7 - 83/15 BAKER W 8 - 43/16 BETHANY W 7 - 03/16 BETHANY W 9 - 13/18 at Creighton L 7 - 103/18 at Creighton L 2 - 33/19 at Creighton W 9 - 63/19 at Creighton L 1 - 83/20 CREIGHTON W 13 - 93/20 CREIGHTON L 2 - 123/21 CREIGHTON W 13 - 103/21 CREIGHTON L 3 - 103/23 FORT HAYS STATE W 12 - 113/23 FORT HAYS STATE W 9 - 33/24 FORT HAYS STATE W 13 - 3

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3/24 FORT HAYS STATE W 9 - 53/25 MARYMOUNT W 7 - 63/25 MARYMOUNT W 4 - 03/26 WASHBURN W 15 - 93/26 WASHBURN W 7 - 13/28 at Missouri* L 0 - 53/28 at Missouri* L 2 - 73/29 at Missouri* L 1 - 53/29 at Missouri* L 15 - 173/31 S. DAKOTA ST. W 15 - 83/31 S. DAKOTA ST. W 11 - 14/4 KANSAS* W 2 - 04/4 KANSAS* L 3 - 84/5 KANSAS* W 8 - 24/5 KANSAS* W 9 - 84/10 at Oklahoma* L 3 - 174/10 at Oklahoma* L 3 - 144/11 at Oklahoma* L 0 - 154/11 at Oklahoma* W 5 - 44/25 NEBRASKA* L 10 - 114/25 NEBRASKA* L 3 - 104/26 NEBRASKA* W 12 - 84/26 NEBRASKA* W 6 - 54/30 C. MISSOURI W 5 - 45/3 NW MISSOURI ST. W 13 - 35/3 NW MISSOURI ST. W 9 - 45/5 EMPORIA STATE W 2 - 15/5 EMPORIA STATE W 5 - 05/9 at Iowa State* W 13 - 115/9 at Iowa State* W 3 - 25/10 at Iowa State* L 1 - 65/10 at Iowa State* L 6 - 12

198229-27-1 Overall • 4-20 Big Eight (7th) Home: 28-13-1 • Away: 1-14 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Dave BakerAssistant: Larry SpresserStarters: LF - Kent Schaede, CF - Don Grause, RF - GlynnPerry, 3B - Brian Barlow, SS - Scott Pick/Mark Teague, 2B- Jay Kvasnicka, 1B - Joe Goedert, C - Cary Colbert, P -Micky Fleeman, Mark Gomez, Duane Harms, Scott Mc-Clanahan, Tony Smith and Louie Trujillo.

3/7 WAYNE STATE W 10 - 13/9 ST. MARY’S W 10 - 13/9 ST. MARY’S W 7 - 03/10 BENEDICTINE W 17 - 63/10 BENEDICTINE W 10 - 53/11 STERLING W 3 - 23/11 STERLING W 12 - 93/13 IOWA L 5 - 63/14 IOWA W 8 - 43/14 IOWA W 14 - 63/17 FORT HAYS STATE W 10 - 43/17 FORT HAYS STATE W 9 - 13/18 FORT HAYS STATE L 8 - 123/18 FORT HAYS STATE W 7 - 53/19 MARYMOUNT L 6 - 113/19 MARYMOUNT W 10 - 03/20 NW MISSOURI ST. W 5 - 43/20 NW MISSOURI ST. T 5 - 53/21 EMPORIA STATE L 4 - 123/21 EMPORIA STATE W 9 - 33/26 CONCORDIA (Minn.) W 8 - 33/26 CONCORDIA (Minn.) W 11 - 53/27 IOWA STATE* L 3 - 133/27 IOWA STATE* W 9 - 23/28 IOWA STATE* W 17 - 93/28 IOWA STATE* L 11 - 173/31 at Oral Roberts L 2 - 93/31 at Oral Roberts L 0 - 74/1 at Oral Roberts L 5 - 84/4 BELLEVUE W 11 - 34/4 BELLEVUE W 12 - 24/7 KEARNEY STATE W 4 - 34/9 at Nebraska* L 3 - 124/9 at Nebraska* L 2 - 34/10 at Nebraska* L 3 - 94/10 at Nebraska* L 6 - 124/15 WASHBURN W 15 - 74/15 WASHBURN W 12 - 14/17 at Oklahoma State* L 3 - 124/17 at Oklahoma State* L 1 - 104/18 at Oklahoma State* L 2 - 154/18 at Oklahoma State* L 8 - 104/21 BETHANY W 14 - 44/21 BETHANY W 5 - 14/24 OKLAHOMA* L 11 - 214/24 OKLAHOMA* L 5 - 74/25 OKLAHOMA* L 3 - 94/25 OKLAHOMA* L 1 - 5

4/28 BAKER W 7 - 35/1 at Kansas* L 7 - 95/1 at Kansas* W 15 - 25/2 at Kansas* L 4 - 55/2 at Kansas* L 6 - 95/8 MISSOURI* L 4 - 215/8 MISSOURI* W 7 - 25/9 MISSOURI* L 3 - 55/9 MISSOURI* L 9 - 10

198318-25 Overall • 2-16 Big Eight (7th) Home: 11-10 • Away: 3-12 • Neutral: 4-3Head Coach: Dave BakerAssistants: Brian Barlow and Chris HarrisonStarters: LF- Kerry Golden/Eric Gossett/Jack Fritz, CF -Don Grause, RF - Bob Simmons/Dwayne Belcher, 3B -Scott Pick, SS - Mark Teague, 2B - Jay Kvasnicka, 1B -Cary Colbert, C - Steve Goodwin, DH - Rich Phillips, P -Chris Hamilton, Lynn Lichter, Scott McClanahan, TonySmith and Mike Wilkerson.

3/4 BAKER W 9 - 13/4 BAKER W 2 - 03/6 WAYNE STATE W 14 - 23/8 BETHANY W 16 - 33/10 at Texas - Arlington W 14 - 83/11 at Texas - Arlington W 8 - 0

Oral Roberts Tournament (Tulsa, Okla)3/12 vs. Indiana State W 8 - 73/12 vs. Creighton L 2 - 33/13 at Arkansas L 1 - 123/14 vs. Notre Dame W 9 - 03/15 vs. Notre Dame W 5 - 33/15 at Oral Roberts L 1 - 73/16 at Oral Roberts L 4 - 143/16 vs. Missouri Southern W 17 - 73/23 METRO STATE W 11 - 13/23 METRO STATE W 7 - 23/24 METRO STATE W 2 - 13/24 METRO STATE W 6 - 33/28 WISC.-RIVER FALLS W 5 - 23/30 FORT HAYS STATE W 11 - 13/30 FORT HAYS STATE L 2 - 64/1 NEBRASKA* L 2 - 54/1 NEBRASKA* L 0 - 34/9 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 0 - 134/9 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 1 - 94/16 at Oklahoma* L 5 - 64/16 at Oklahoma* L 0 - 44/17 at Oklahoma* L 5 - 84/17 at Oklahoma* L 3 - 44/23 KANSAS* L 0 - 34/23 KANSAS* W 10 - 94/24 KANSAS* L 3 - 164/24 KANSAS* L 4 - 84/27 NW MISSOURI STATE L 2 - 114/27 NW MISSOURI STATE L 7 - 95/1 at Missouri* L 3 - 145/1 at Missouri* L 0 - 105/7 at Iowa State* L 1 - 75/7 at Iowa State* W 3 - 25/8 at Iowa State* L 8 - 105/8 at Iowa State* L 0 - 1

Big Eight Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.)5/11 vs. Oklahoma L 2 - 65/12 vs. Kansas L 1 - 11

198414-24 Overall • 4-18 Big Eight (7th) Home: 13-7 • Away: 1-17 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Bill HickeyAssistants: Kenny Henderson and Marty WoleverStarters: LF - Mark Goodwin/David Banning, CF - ScottGraves, RF - Brian Bascue, 3B - Kent Schaede/John Tir-rell, SS - Todd Thaemert, 2B - Jay Kvasnicka, 1B - OttoKaifes, C - Steve Goodwin/Tom Meyer, DH - Cary Colbert,P - John Caresio, Lynn Lichter, Scott Lichlyter, Mike Wilk-erson and Gerry Zimmerman. 3/2 BAKER W 7 - 53/2 BAKER W 6 - 23/3 BAKER W 4 - 23/3 BAKER W 16 - 13/6 BETHANY W 11 - 03/7 BETHANY W 10 - 03/10 at TCU L 3 - 113/10 at TCU L 1 - 73/13 at Texas-Arlington L 2 - 83/13 at TCU L 7 - 123/25 at SW Missouri State L 2 - 63/25 at SW Missouri State L 1 - 2

3/31 at Nebraska* L 1 - 63/31 at Nebraska* L 2 - 124/1 at Nebraska* L 0 - 64/1 at Nebraska* L 1 - 44/8 at Oklahoma State* L 7 - 154/8 at Oklahoma State* L 3 - 114/9 at Oklahoma State* L 0 - 74/9 at Oklahoma State* L 1 - 104/11 MARYMOUNT W 5 - 34/11 MARYMOUNT W 16 - 34/12 BENEDICTINE W 17 - 74/12 BENEDICTINE W 7 - 14/15 OKLAHOMA* L 2 - 34/15 OKLAHOMA* L 3 - 154/16 OKLAHOMA* L 2 - 124/16 OKLAHOMA* L 0 - 154/22 at Kansas* L 2 - 134/22 at Kansas* L 3 - 74/23 at Kansas* L 13 - 154/23 at Kansas* W 18 - 24/28 MISSOURI* L 1 - 44/28 MISSOURI* W 3 - 14/30 MISSOURI* W 16 - 84/30 MISSOURI* L 1 - 65/5 IOWA STATE* W 3 - 25/5 IOWA STATE* L 6 - 15

198529-33 Overall • 8-14 Big Eight (4th) Home: 21-8 • Away: 6-21 • Neutral: 2-4Head Coach: Gary VaughtAssistants: Kenny Henderson and Mark SmithStarters: LF - Chris Colbert/Gary Pridey, CF - ScottGraves, RF - Mark Goodwin, 3B - Chris Winters, SS - Vic-tor Suarez, 2B - Brent Gibson, 1B - Scott Gilbert, C -Bobby Buompensiero/Kevin Moore, DH - Otto Kaifes, P -Wally Bramlage, John Caresio, Robby Guinn, Scott Lich-lyter and Tom Smith.

2/22 at Arkansas L 1 - 52/28 MARYMOUNT W 11 - 62/28 MARYMOUNT W 9 - 63/2 FRIENDS W 4 - 23/2 FRIENDS W 9 - 13/3 MO. WESTERN W 21 - 33/3 MO. WESTERN W 12 - 23/7 at Dallas Baptist L 5 - 63/8 at Texas L 1 - 43/8 at Texas L 5 - 143/9 at Texas L 1 - 93/9 at Texas L 0 - 113/10 at SW Texas State W 11 - 93/10 at SW Texas State L 3 - 4

Texas-Pan American Tourney (Edinburg, Texas)3/11 vs. Arkansas State W 2 - 13/12 vs. Texas A&M L 8 - 103/12 at UT-Pan American W 3 - 23/13 vs. Kansas W 21 - 43/14 vs. Oklahoma L 4 - 63/20 FORT HAYS STATE W 4 - 33/20 FORT HAYS STATE W 3 - 23/21 BENEDICTINE L 3 - 123/21 BENEDICTINE L 3 - 73/23 MORNINGSIDE W 11 - 13/23 MORNINGSIDE W 19 - 103/24 MORNINGSIDE W 24 - 03/26 PERU STATE W 14 - 93/26 PERU STATE W 12 - 23/27 WASHBURN W 11 - 13/27 WASHBURN W 9 - 84/1 NEBRASKA* L 3 - 64/1 NEBRASKA* L 6 - 104/2 SAINT OLAF W 16 - 44/2 SAINT OLAF W 7 - 24/6 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 4 - 24/6 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 1 - 64/7 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 2 - 184/7 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 4 - 64/9 at Creighton L 3 - 94/13 at Oklahoma* L 0 - 104/13 at Oklahoma* L 0 - 24/14 at Oklahoma* L 8 - 94/14 at Oklahoma* L 5 - 124/18 at Wichita State L 5 - 74/20 KANSAS* L 10 - 114/20 KANSAS* W 15 - 104/21 KANSAS* W 13 - 44/21 KANSAS* W 11 - 54/23 at Oral Roberts L 7 - 94/26 at Missouri* W 5 - 44/27 at Missouri* L 1 - 44/27 at Missouri* L 4 - 5

4/28 at Missouri* W 12 - 64/30 at Oklahoma State* L 1 - 125/5 at Iowa State* W 9 - 35/5 at Iowa State* L 3 - 45/6 at Iowa State* L 0 - 85/6 at Iowa State* W 8 - 65/8 at Wichita State L 1 - 55/8 at Wichita State L 1 - 8

Big Eight Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.)5/10 vs. Oklahoma State L 4 - 105/11 vs. Nebraska L 4 - 11

198624-34 Overall • 5-19 Big Eight (7th) Home: 14-12 • Away: 10-22 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Gary VaughAssistants: Kenny Henderson and Brent DobbsStarters: LF - Scott Gilbert, CF - Gary Pridey, RF - MikeHinkle, 3B - Jim Donohue, SS/2B - Guy Greco/Pat Stivers,2B/SS - Brent Gibson/Guy Greco, 1B - Otto Kaifes, C - JeffTurtle, DH - Mike Hamacher, P - Wally Bramlage, RockyFerguson, Robby Guinn, Scott Lichlyter and Tom Smith.

2/20 at Arkansas W 8 - 72/22 at Lamar L 5 - 82/22 at Lamar W 3 - 02/23 at Lamar W 3 - 22/23 at Lamar W 6 - 53/1 FRIENDS W 8 - 53/1 FRIENDS W 28 - 33/2 NW OKLAHOMA W 13 - 33/2 NW OKLAHOMA W 9 - 23/5 at Memphis State W 9 - 83/6 at Mississippi L 5 - 73/7 at Mississippi State L 1 - 103/9 at NE Louisiana L 2 - 143/9 at NE Louisiana L 3 - 43/10 at Louisiana Tech L 7 - 83/11 at Louisiana Tech W 6 - 43/13 at SW Louisiana (10) L 2 - 33/14 at LSU L 4 - 83/21 FORT HAYS STATE L 0 - 83/21 FORT HAYS STATE W 7 - 63/23 CREIGHTON (15) W 6 - 53/25 SCHOOL OF OZARKS W 6 - 43/25 SCHOOL OF OZARKS L 2 - 73/26 WASHBURN W 14 - 113/27 WILLIAM JEWELL W 17 - 93/29 at Nebraska* L 3 - 43/29 at Nebraska* L 3 - 123/30 at Nebraska* L 4 - 63/30 at Nebraska* L 1 - 34/1 at Oral Roberts L 6 - 104/4 at Oklahoma State* L 2 - 44/5 at Oklahoma State* L 3 - 124/5 at Oklahoma State* L 6 - 194/6 at Oklahoma State* L 0 - 174/8 PERU STATE W 16 - 04/8 PERU STATE W 7 - 04/11 OKLAHOMA * L 5 - 74/12 OKLAHOMA* L 2 -44/12 OKLAHOMA* L 2 - 104/13 OKLAHOMA* L 22 - 274/16 at Nebraska* L 1 - 104/19 at Kansas* L 5 - 64/19 at Kansas* L 4 - 54/20 at Kansas* W 11 - 94/20 at Kansas* W 12 - 84/24 WICHITA STATE L 4 - 74/25 MISSOURI* L 2 - 64/26 MISSOURI* L 5 - 134/26 MISSOURI* L 6 - 154/27 MISSOURI* L 4 - 175/2 IOWA STATE* W 4 - 35/3 IOWA STATE* W 9 - 85/3 IOWA STATE* W 5 - 35/4 IOWA STATE* L 2 - 75/6 at SW Missouri St. W 9 - 65/8 at Wichita State L 0 - 155/9 at Wichita State L 0 - 115/11 at Creighton W 7 - 5

198728-24 Overall • 9-12 Big Eight (5th) Home: 20-3 • Away: 8-21 • Neutral: 0-0Head Coach: Mike ClarkAssistant: Jeff StewartGraduate Assistants: Mike Hutcheon, Mike Keenanand Larry Spresser.Starters: LF - Russ Ringgenberg, CF - Mike Hinkle, RF -Tony Braddock/Tom Parsons, 3B - Jim Donohue/EricHaines, SS - Scott Spangenberg, 2B - Leo Seiler, 1B - Otto

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Kaifes, C - Jeff Turtle/Jeff Hulse, DH - David Chadd, P -Marty Darnell, Rocky Ferguson, Mike Hamacher, MikeHinkle, Paul Iseman and Zack Kimbell.

3/1 MO. WESTERN W 6 - 23/1 MO. WESTERN W 9 - 23/3 FRIENDS W 14 - 43/3 FRIENDS W 15 - 53/6 at Arkansas W 3 - 43/7 at Arkansas L 7 - 123/8 at TCU L 3 - 43/8 at TCU W 7 - 63/14 at Texas L 3 - 143/15 at Texas L 1 - 113/15 at Texas L 8 - 113/17 at New Orleans L 2 - 123/18 at New Orleans L 1 - 63/19 at Tulane L 2 - 103/20 at Nicholls State W 5 - 33/20 at Nicholls State W 16 - 13/21 at Tulane L 14 - 193/26 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) W 18 - 03/26 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) W 18 - 83/27 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 6 - 164/1 SW MISSOURI ST. W 7 - 44/1 SW MISSOURI ST. W 2 - 04/4 at Oklahoma* L 6 - 134/4 at Oklahoma* L 3 - 74/5 at Oklahoma* L 0 - 114/5 at Oklahoma* (8) L 7 - 84/7 FORT HAYS STATE W 10 - 54/7 FORT HAYS STATE W 7 - 34/11 KANSAS* W 11 - 64/11 KANSAS* W 6 - 44/12 KANSAS* L 10 - 144/12 KANSAS* W 6 - 24/15 TARKIO W 11 - 14/15 TARKIO W 5 - 34/17 at Missouri* L 5 - 114/18 at Missouri* L 8 - 144/18 at Missouri* W 6 - 44/19 at Missouri* L 2 - 44/21 CREIGHTON W 8 - 64/22 WASHBURN W 19 - 104/25 at Iowa State* W 5 - 04/25 at Iowa State* L 1 - 134/25 at Iowa State* L 2 - 44/26 at Iowa State* W 6 - 04/28 at Wichita State L 2 - 34/29 at Wichita State L 7 - 115/1 at Oral Roberts W 17 - 95/2 at Oral Roberts (11) L 7 - 85/9 NEBRASKA* L 2 - 85/9 NEBRASKA* W 3 - 25/10 NEBRASKA* W 17 - 155/10 NEBRASKA* W 6 - 1

198834-24 Overall • 8-16 Big Eight (T5th) Home: 20-11 • Away: 9-12 • Neutral: 5-1Head Coach: Mike ClarkAssistant: Jeff StewartGrad. Assistants: Mike Keenan and Brian McCarthy.Starters: LF - Reese Beers, CF - Kent Gleason, RF - TonyBraddock, 3B - Jim Donohue, SS - Scott Spangenberg, 2B- Sean Collins, 1B - David Chadd, C - Jeff Hulse, DH -Mike Rosenboom/Bill Barnard, P - Jim Haller, David Hi-erholzer, Zack Kimbell, Jim McClellan, Jeff Peterson, Dar-ryl Rowley and Bill Schafer.

2/27 FRIENDS W 22 - 22/27 FRIENDS W 7 - 12/28 MO. WESTERN W 13 - 12/28 MO. WESTERN L 3 - 53/5 at Arkansas L 7 - 83/5 at Arkansas L 5 - 93/6 QUINCY W 14 - 23/6 QUINCY W 12 - 83/10 FORT HAYS STATE W 15 - 83/10 FORT HAYS STATE W 16 - 2

NMSU Centennial Inv. (Las Cruces, N.M.)3/12 at N.M State W 17 - 113/13 at N.M. State W 6 - 53/13 vs. Colorado State W 11 - 33/14 vs. Colorado State W 10 - 33/14 at N.M. State W 7 - 53/15 vs. Colorado State W 7 - 63/15 at N.M. State L 5 - 63/19 S. DAKOTA STATE W 10 - 23/19 SW BAPTIST W 13 - 23/20 at Oral Roberts W 12 - 7

Springfield Tournament (Springfield, Ill.)3/25 vs. Bradley W 11 - 93/26 vs. Illinois L 7 - 83/26 vs. Western Illinois W 10 - 73/29 at Creighton L 3 - 113/31 EMPORIA STATE W 5 - 44/2 at Oklahoma State* L 7 - 114/3 at Oklahoma State* L 9 - 154/3 at Oklahoma State* L 3 - 134/4 at Oklahoma State* L 12 - 184/5 TARKIO W 4 - 24/8 OKLAHOMA* L 9 - 114/10 OKLAHOMA* W 3 - 24/10 OKLAHOMA* L 5 - 94/11 OKLAHOMA* L 6 - 124/15 at Kansas* W 12 - 74/16 at Kansas* W 22 - 144/16 at Kansas* W 23 - 24/17 at Kansas* W 10 - 94/18 CREIGHTON W 13 - 114/22 MISSOURI* L 8 - 124/23 MISSOURI* L 3 - 54/23 MISSOURI* L 4 - 54/24 MISSOURI* L 11 - 174/27 WASHBURN W 16 - 74/28 at Wichita State L 6 - 94/29 IOWA STATE* L 2 - 134/30 IOWA STATE* W 9 - 54/30 IOWA STATE* W 15 - 65/1 IOWA STATE* L 20 - 245/3 TARKIO W 10 - 25/3 TARKIO W 8 - 35/4 WICHITA STATE W 9 - 35/7 ORAL ROBERTS L 7 - 125/8 ORAL ROBERTS W 16 - 115/14 at Nebraska* L 9 - 135/14 at Nebraska* L 9 - 155/15 at Nebraska* L 4 - 85/15 at Nebraska* W 12 - 7

198932-23 Overall • 8-16 Big Eight (T5th) Home: 22-7 • Away: 6-14 • Neutral: 4-2Head Coach: Mike ClarkAssistants: Phil Morgan and Mike KeenanGraduate Assistant: Steve ThompsonStarters: LF - Russ Ringgenberg, CF - Sean Collins, RF -Bill Barnard, 3B - Brad Rippelmeyer, SS - Craig Wilson,2B - Jeff Troll, 1B - Mike Rosenboom, C - Dan Skala, DH- Kevin Kaufman, P - Jim Haller, Michael Hedrick, DavidHierholzer, Jim McClellan, Jeff Peterson and Bill Schafer.

2/24 SAINT LOUIS W 17 - 72/25 SAINT LOUIS W 10 - 43/3 MISSOURI BAPTIST W 11 - 53/10 WAYNE STATE W 7 - 03/11 at San Jose State W 4 - 33/11 at San Jose State L 0 - 2

Pepsi/Me-N-Ed’s Classic (Fresno, Calif.)3/13 vs. Washington State L 3 - 53/14 vs. U.S. International W 7 - 43/15 vs. North Carolina W 7 - 63/16 vs. Liberty W 6 - 43/17 vs. Missouri W 6 - 53/18 vs. Virginia Tech L 3 - 63/24 WASHBURN W 10 - 23/25 at Creighton W 10 - 43/26 NORTHERN IOWA W 11 - 43/26 NORTHERN IOWA W 7 - 63/29 FORT HAYS STATE W 19 - 8

3/29 FORT HAYS STATE W 9 - 33/31 at Oklahoma* L 1 - 94/1 at Oklahoma* W 12 - 14/1 at Oklahoma* L 3 - 64/2 at Oklahoma* L 3 - 124/5 MARYMOUNT W 11 - 44/5 MARYMOUNT W 5 - 34/7 KANSAS* W 11 - 84/8 KANSAS* L 3 - 44/8 KANSAS* L 4 - 64/9 KANSAS* L 1 - 144/10 EMPORIA STATE W 7 - 54/12 TARKIO W 5 - 34/12 TARKIO W 4 - 34/15 at Missouri* L 2 - 104/16 at Missouri* W 13 - 14/16 at Missouri* L 7 - 84/17 at Missouri* L 6 - 174/19 MO. WESTERN W 12 - 14/19 MO. WESTERN W 10 - 44/22 at Iowa State* L 1 - 24/22 at Iowa State* L 1 - 34/23 at Iowa State* L 1 - 44/23 at Iowa State* L 5 - 64/25 at Wichita State L 5 - 174/28 at Oral Roberts W 13 - 54/29 at Oral Roberts L 2 - 94/30 at Arkansas L 4 - 95/1 at Arkansas W 7 - 25/5 NEBRASKA* W 14 - 125/5 NEBRASKA* W 3 - 05/6 NEBRASKA* W 13 - 85/6 NEBRASKA* W 9 - 35/11 CREIGHTON L 7 - 165/12 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 3 - 115/13 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 2 - 45/13 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 0 - 175/14 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 5 - 4

199030-27 Overall • 13-11 Big Eight (2nd) Home: 22-8 • Away: 8-14 • Neutral: 0-5Head Coach: Mike ClarkAssistant Head Coach: Phil MorganAssistant: Steve ThompsonStarters: LF - Brian Culp/Blair Hanneman, CF - L.J.Twyner, RF - Scott Stroth, 3B - Brad Rippelmeyer, SS -Craig Wilson, 2B - Jeff Troll, 1B - Chris Hmielewski, C -Dan Skala, DH - Kevin Kaufman, P - Dave Christensen,Michael Hedrick, David Hierholzer, Kent Hipp, ChrisHmielewski, Greg McNamara, Sean Pedersen and ScottScoville.

2/17 at Arkansas L 1 - 22/17 at Arkansas L 1 - 52/18 at Arkansas W 5 - 42/24 FRIENDS W 9 - 32/24 FRIENDS W 8 - 23/3 COLORADO STATE (10) L 3 - 53/3 ILLINOIS STATE W 2 - 13/4 COLORADO STATE W 2 - 13/4 ILLINOIS STATE W 10 - 7

Boardwalk and Baseball (Haines City, Fla.)3/10 vs. Indiana L 8 - 93/11 vs. Morehead State L 4 - 53/13 at South Florida L 3 - 43/14 vs. Ithaca1 L 5 - 83/14 at South Florida L 1 - 33/16 at Southern Miss W 4 - 03/17 at Southern Miss L 1 - 9

3/18 at Southern Miss W 3 - 13/21 at SW Missouri State L 3 - 63/21 at SW Missouri State L 1 - 93/30 OKLAHOMA* W 15 - 133/31 OKLAHOMA* W 4 - 03/31 OKLAHOMA* W 10 - 64/1 OKLAHOMA* (10) W 2 - 14/3 EMPORIA ST. W 8 - 44/3 EMPORIA ST. (11) W 10 - 94/6 at Kansas* W 14 - 34/7 at Kansas* (10) L 3 - 44/7 at Kansas* W 6 - 54/8 at Kansas* (10) L 4 - 54/10 FORT HAYS STATE W 6 - 44/10 FORT HAYS STATE W 7 - 24/13 MISSOURI* W 4 - 14/14 MISSOURI* L 4 - 94/14 MISSOURI* W 5 - 44/15 MISSOURI* W 2 - 14/17 WASHBURN W 10 - 94/20 IOWA STATE* W 9 - 74/21 IOWA STATE* L 3 - 144/21 IOWA STATE* L 4 - 54/22 IOWA STATE* L 9 - 164/24 CREIGHTON W 18 - 144/26 WICHITA STATE L 5 - 84/28 N. COLORADO W 11 - 54/28 N. COLORADO W 9 - 34/29 N. COLORADO W 12 - 14/30 SW MISSOURI STATE L 4 - 64/30 SW MISSOURI STATE L 7 - 105/4 at Nebraska* L 5 - 75/4 at Nebraska* W 7 - 65/5 at Nebraska* W 9 - 85/5 at Nebraska* L 0 - 45/12 at Oklahoma State* L 3 - 55/12 at Oklahoma State* L 3 - 135/13 at Oklahoma State* W 9 - 35/13 at Oklahoma State* L 2 - 14

Big Eight Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.)5/16 vs. Nebraska L 5 - 75/17 vs. Iowa State L 3 - 181 at Orlando, Fla.

199131-29 Overall • 9-15 Big Eight (7th) Home: 17-11 • Away: 13-15 • Neutral: 1-3Head Coach: Mike ClarkAssistant Head Coach: Phil MorganAssistant: Steve ThompsonStarters: LF - Brian Culp, CF - Blair Hanneman, RF - ScottStroth, 3B - Brad Rippelmeyer, SS - Craig Wilson, 2B -Van Torian, 1B - Chris Hmielewski, C - Jeff Ryan, DH -Lance Wilson, P - Dave Christensen, Tim Churchman,Dan Driskill, Kent Hipp, Chris Hmielewski, Greg McNa-mara and Sean Pedersen.

2/16 at Arkansas W 6 - 02/16 at Arkansas L 2 - 32/17 at Arkansas (10) L 2 - 32/23 FORT HAYS STATE W 17 - 02/23 FORT HAYS STATE W 22 - 12/24 FRIENDS W 15 - 02/24 FRIENDS W 10 - 03/3 at Colorado State W 7 - 23/3 at Colorado State L 9 - 193/6 WICHITA STATE W 3 - 23/7 NORTHERN IOWA W 14 - 5

Aggie Contential Classic (College Station, Texas)3/9 at Texas A&M L 3 - 7

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3/10 vs. Illinois W 9 - 53/10 vs. Washington L 8 - 143/11 vs. Illinois L 2 - 33/12 vs. Washington L 3 - 63/12 at Texas A&M W 6 - 03/16 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) W 10 - 03/16 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) W 7 - 33/17 at SW Missouri State W 14 - 33/17 at SW Missouri State L 0 - 93/19 WASHBURN L 5 - 63/19 WASHBURN W 5 - 43/20 at Missouri Western W 18 - 73/20 at Missouri Western W 21 - 113/22 KANSAS* (10) W 3 - 23/23 KANSAS* L 3 - 113/23 KANSAS* W 15 - 123/24 KANSAS* L 13 - 173/29 at Oklahoma* L 2 - 83/30 at Oklahoma* W 7 - 13/30 at Oklahoma* (10) L 7 - 83/31 at Oklahoma* L 3 - 54/2 at Northern Iowa W 18 - 24/5 at Missouri* W 4 - 24/6 at Missouri* L 8 - 174/6 at Missouri* L 8 - 94/7 at Missouri* (10) W 8 - 54/9 SW MISSOURI STATE W 9 - 84/9 SW MISSOURI STATE W 6 - 14/13 at Iowa State* L 2 - 34/13 at Iowa State* L 0 - 24/14 at Iowa State* W 3 - 14/14 at Iowa State* W 9 - 34/19 at Illinois State L 4 - 64/20 at Illinois State W 7 - 34/21 at Illinois State L 3 - 54/24 CREIGHTON L 4 - 74/24 CREIGHTON W 6 - 24/26 NEBRASKA* L 7 - 184/27 NEBRASKA* W 4 - 24/27 NEBRASKA* W 13 - 124/28 NEBRASKA* L 12 - 164/30 EMPORIA STATE L 8 - 135/1 C. OKLAHOMA W 7 - 65/3 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 3 - 55/4 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 1 - 35/4 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 4 - 135/5 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 5 - 65/7 at Wichita State L 3 - 17

199228-28 Overall • 8-16 Big Eight (T6th) Home: 13-11 • Away: 10-16 • Neutral: 5-1Head Coach: Mike ClarkAssistants: David Chadd and Russ RinggenbergStarters: LF - Brian Culp, CF - Jamey Stellino, RF - TerryHipp/Blair Hannenman, 3B - Kevin McMillian, SS - CraigWilson, 2B - Scott McFall/Jay Kopriva, 1B - Toby Cio-chon/Andy Williams, C - Jeff Ryan, DH - Jason Spalitto, P- Brett Bock, Tim Churchman, Dan Driskill, Brian Hier-holzer, Sean Pedersen and Pat Ralston.

2/15 at Arkansas W 18 - 132/15 at Arkansas L 0 - 132/16 at Arkansas L 9 - 192/23 FORT HAYS STATE W 11 - 12/23 FORT HAYS STATE W 10 - 52/27 WICHITA STATE L 2 - 102/29 FRIENDS W 22 - 32/29 FRIENDS W 25 - 13/1 MO. WESTERN W 15 - 103/1 MO. WESTERN W 21 - 93/3 at SW Missouri State W 7 - 53/3 at SW Missouri State W 14 - 53/6 at Southern Miss W 14 - 33/7 at Southern Miss L 6 - 93/8 at Southern Miss L 1 - 63/11 at Florida L 4 - 103/11 at Florida L 4 - 63/12 vs. Long Island1 W 15 - 53/12 vs. NE Illinois1 W 16 - 23/13 vs. Manhattan1 W 9 - 13/14 vs. Indiana1 L 1 - 43/14 vs. Indiana1 W 5 - 43/15 vs. Chicago State1 W 17 - 43/16 ARKANSAS W 11 - 73/20 at Kansas* W 8 - 73/21 at Kansas* W 7 - 13/21 at Kansas* L 2 - 33/22 at Kansas* W 10 - 63/27 OKLAHOMA* L 0 - 53/28 OKLAHOMA* L 2 - 113/28 OKLAHOMA* L 2 - 7

3/30 OKLAHOMA* W 7 - 24/3 MISSOURI* L 4 - 114/4 MISSOURI* W 2 - 14/4 MISSOURI* L 2 - 34/5 MISSOURI* L 4 - 104/8 at Creighton L 2 - 54/10 IOWA STATE* W 6 - 54/11 IOWA STATE* L 1 - 34/11 IOWA STATE* L 2 - 44/12 IOWA STATE* L 2 - 54/14 at Northern Iowa L 2 - 84/16 at Wichita State W 6 - 34/18 BENEDICTINE W 14 - 24/22 at Wichita State L 6 - 74/25 at Nebraska* (10) L 4 - 54/25 at Nebraska* W 11 - 104/26 at Nebraska* L 2 - 124/26 at Nebraska* W 10 - 04/28 NEBRASKA* W 6 - 55/1 at Oklahoma State* L 4 - 95/2 at Oklahoma State* L 1 - 45/2 at Oklahoma State* L 2 - 165/3 at Oklahoma State* L 1 - 45/5 SMS W 5 - 25/5 SMS L 2 - 61 at Gainesville, Fla.

199315-34 Overall • 6-17 Big Eight (6th)Home: 8-14 • Away: 2-16 • Neutral: 5-4Head Coach: Mike ClarkAssistants: David Chadd and Russ Ringgenberg Volunteer Assistant: Dave SvobodaStarters: LF - Tim Decker, CF - Jamey Stellino, RF - ChrisWolf, 3B - Kevin McMullin, SS - Todd Petering, 2B - ScottMcFall/Jay Kopriva, 1B - Dave Hendrix, C - Brian Culp,DH - Chris Hess, P - Dan Driskill, Rob Merriman & ScottDreiling.

2/21 at Arkansas L 1 - 103/4 NORTHERN IOWA W 11 - 33/5 WASHINGTON W 8 - 73/6 WASHINGTON L 3 - 103/6 WASHINGTON L 10 - 133/7 EMPORIA STATE W 21 - 63/9 WICHITA STATE L 5 - 73/10 at Wichita State L 2 - 7

Saint Louis Tournament (St. Louis, Mo.)3/12 SW Missouri State W 11 - 5

Pepsi/Johnny Quik Classic (Fresno, Calif.)3/15 Texas Tech L 2 - 33/16 Arizona L 1 - 63/17 at Fresno State L 6 - 163/18 Saint John’s W 10 - 83/19 Clemson W 3 - 03/20 at Fresno State L 1 - 103/22 MINNESOTA L 4 - 63/23 MINNESOTA L 2 - 113/24 MINNESOTA L 1 - 63/24 CREIGHTON W 4 - 13/26 at Missouri* L 0 - 43/27 at Missouri* W 7 - 33/28 at Missouri* L 5 - 64/6 at Oklahoma State* L 3 - 54/7 at Oklahoma State* L 13 - 144/8 WICHITA STATE L 2 - 114/9 NEBRASKA* W 14 - 104/10 NEBRASKA* W 19 - 104/11 NEBRASKA* W 6 - 34/13 at Nebraska* L 9 - 134/14 at Nebraska* L 2 - 64/18 vs. Wayne State1 W 11 - 24/18 vs. Wayne State1 (10) W 5 - 44/20 MISSOURI* L 8 - 164/21 MISSOURI* L 8 - 124/22 at Creighton L 3 - 64/23 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 4 - 244/24 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 8 - 174/25 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 4 - 54/27 at Kansas L 3 - 64/30 KANSAS* L 4 - 55/1 KANSAS* L 1 - 55/2 KANSAS* W 11 - 75/5 at Iowa State* (13) L 10 - 115/13 at Wichita State L 3 - 55/14 at Oklahoma* W 14 - 115/15 at Oklahoma* L 3 - 175/16 at Oklahoma* L 8 - 9

Big Eight Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.)5/20 vs. Oklahoma State L 2 - 85/21 vs. Oklahoma L 7 - 111 at Salina, Kan.

199413-43 Overall • 3-27 Big Eight (7th)Home: 9-14 • Away: 3-26 • Neutral: 1-3Head Coach: Mike ClarkAssistants: David Chadd and John Baptista Volunteer Assistant: Dave SvobodaStarters: LF - Chris Hess, CF - Tim Decker, RF - DavidHendrix, 3B - Todd Fereday, SS - Scott Poepard, 2B - JayKopriva, 1B - Brad Harker, C - Chris Bouchard, DH - MattMiller, P - Jon Oiseth, Rob Merriman and Eric Yanz.

2/13 MO. WESTERN W 9 - 42/13 MO.WESTERN W 13 - 22/19 PERU STATE W 11 - 02/20 PERU STATE W 11 - 62/25 at Arkansas L 4 - 222/26 at Arkansas W 11 - 102/27 at Arkansas L 1 - 43/1 at Wichita State L 2 - 143/2 WICHITA STATE L 3 - 73/5 NE ILLINOIS W 11 - 63/5 NE ILLINOIS W 14 - 23/6 NE ILLINOIS W 10 - 43/8 at Wichita State L 2 - 43/9 WICHITA STATE L 5 - 6

Texas A&M Classic (College Station, Texas)3/11 vs. USC L 7 - 203/12 vs. Penn State W 5 - 33/12 at Texas A&M L 0 - 83/13 vs. Penn State L 3 - 53/14 vs. USC L 0 - 33/14 at Texas A&M L 0 - 13/17 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 7 - 123/17 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 4 - 123/22 KANSAS* L 5 - 153/23 KANSAS* W 8 - 53/25 at Minnesota L 4 - 103/26 at Minnesota L 4 - 103/27 at Minnesota L 1 - 43/29 at Oklahoma* L 1 - 63/30 at Oklahoma* L 0 - 64/2 at Iowa State* L 4 - 84/2 at Iowa State* W 18 - 44/3 at Iowa State* L 7 - 114/8 MISSOURI* L 2 - 54/9 MISSOURI* L 2 - 84/10 MISSOURI* L 2 - 84/13 NEBRASKA* L 4 - 144/13 NEBRASKA* L 1 - 154/15 at Nebraska* L 2 - 44/16 at Nebraska* L 6 - 74/17 at Nebraska* L 14 - 234/19 at Missouri* L 5 - 124/20 at Missouri* L 11 - 124/22 OKLAHOMA* L 3 - 74/23 OKLAHOMA* W 16 - 144/24 OKLAHOMA* L 7 - 214/26 at Northern Iowa L 11 - 124/30 at Kansas* L 6 - 135/1 at Kansas* L 4 - 75/1 at Kansas* L 3 - 105/4 IOWA STATE* L 3 - 95/4 IOWA STATE* L 3 - 175/11 at NE Illinois L 3 - 55/11 at NE Illinois W 5 - 45/12 at Oklahoma State* L 4 - 65/13 at Oklahoma State* L 2 - 185/14 at Oklahoma State* L 4 - 9

199529-24 Overall • 13-14 Big Eight (T4th)Home: 21-6 • Away: 5-13 • Neutral: 3-5Head Coach: Mike ClarkAssistants: Rocky Ward and Mike McHugh Starters: LF- Adam Green, CF - Tim Decker, RF - Chris Hess, 3B - ToddFereday, SS - Heath Schesser, 2B - Scott Poepard, 1B -Brad Harker, C - Chris Bouchard, DH - David Hendrix, P -Eric Yanz, Jon Oiseth, Matt Koeman and Jack Witt

2/18 at Oral Roberts L 6 - 82/19 at Oral Roberts L 9 - 142/22 MO. WESTERN W 6 - 42/22 MO. WESTERN W 10 - 3

Lake Area Classic (Lake Charles, La.)2/24 vs. Oral Roberts* (11) W 3 - 22/25 vs. Creighton* L 6 - 82/26 at McNeese State* W 12 - 103/5 NORTHERN IOWA L 5 - 163/10 at Oklahoma State* (10) L 7 - 83/11 at Oklahoma State* L 10 - 223/12 HASTINGS W 14 - 03/15 at Creighton W 13 - 5

3/17 IOWA W 7 - 43/18 IOWA L 2 - 63/19 IOWA W 7 - 33/24 NEBRASKA* L 9 - 163/26 NEBRASKA* L 11 - 163/26 NEBRASKA* (10) W 8 - 73/28 REGIS W 12 - 13/28 CREIGHTON W 5 - 43/29 REGIS W 12 - 14/1 at Iowa State* L 5 - 64/1 at Iowa State* (11) W 14 - 104/2 at Iowa State* L 3 - 104/4 OKLAHOMA* W 7 - 14/5 OKLAHOMA* W 14 - 94/6 DOANE W 17 - 84/6 DOANE W 13 - 14/7 at Oklahoma* L 1 - 64/8 at Oklahoma* L 7 - 104/9 at Oklahoma* L 3 - 74/12 MISSOURI* W 8 - 44/12 MISSOURI* W 9 - 44/13 vs. Wichita State1 L 3 - 54/14 at Kansas L 2 - 44/15 KANSAS* W 10 - 54/16 KANSAS* W 7 - 64/18 at Kansas* L 5 - 64/19 KANSAS* W 16 - 114/22 ORAL ROBERTS L 8 - 94/23 ORAL ROBERTS W 16 - 104/28 at Missouri* W 12 - 64/30 at Missouri* W 6 - 14/30 at Missouri* L 1 - 85/1 at Wichita State L 6 - 75/2 IOWA STATE* W 13 - 35/11 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 8 - 75/12 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 8 - 145/13 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 4 - 12

Big Eight Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.)5/18 vs. Oklahoma State W 8 - 15/19 vs. Iowa State L 2 - 115/20 vs. Kansas W 14 - 115/20 vs. Iowa State L 6 - 71 at Salina, Kan.

199628-26 Overall • 11-18 Big Eight (5th)Home: 13-11 • Away: 11-12 • Neutral: 4-3Head Coach: Mike ClarkAssistants: Rocky Ward and Mike HensleyVolunteer Assistant: Kenny GajewskiStarters: LF - Ryan Buell, CF - Adam Green, RF - ChrisHess, 3B - Todd Fereday, SS - Heath Schesser, 2B - ScottPoepard, 1B - Jason Bichelmeyer, C - Paul Cranford, DH- David Hendrix, P - Matt Koeman, Eric Yanz and JonOiseth.

2/9 MO. WESTERN W 28 - 72/10 CREIGHTON W 14 - 22/17 at Air Force W 15 - 72/18 at Air Force W 16 - 142/19 at Air Force W 17 - 82/23 at Arkansas (10) L 6 - 72/24 at Arkansas L 5 - 92/25 at Arkansas L 3 - 11

Jacksonville Kennel Club Classic (Jax., Fla.)2/29 at Jacksonville W 11 - 83/2 vs. Xavier W 15 - 13/2 vs. Purdue W 4 - 23/3 vs. Central Michigan W 7 - 53/8 vs. Central Michigan L 3 - 103/9 vs. Xavier W 7 - 03/10 at North Florida W 7 - 23/15 WICHITA STATE L 4 - 73/16 REGIS L 14 - 163/16 REGIS W 7 - 63/17 REGIS W 12 - 03/20 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 8 - 03/20 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 6 - 73/23 ILL. - CHICAGO W 3 - 23/23 ILL. - CHICAGO W 8 - 63/26 at Oklahoma* L 12 - 133/31 IOWA STATE* W 11 - 73/31 IOWA STATE* L 6 - 74/2 at Wichita State L 9 - 104/2 at Wichita State W 9 - 74/5 MISSOURI* L 5 - 124/6 MISSOURI* L 2 - 104/7 MISSOURI* W 5 - 24/9 NEBRASKA* L 2 - 54/10 NEBRASKA* L 6 - 134/12 at Nebraska* W 19 - 64/13 at Nebraska* L 4 - 14

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4/16 at Missouri* W 7 - 44/17 at Missouri* L 13 - 164/19 OKLAHOMA* L 10 - 124/20 OKLAHOMA* W 8 - 24/21 OKLAHOMA* W 7 - 34/23 KANSAS* L 5 - 244/24 at Kansas W 11 - 34/26 KANSAS* (10) W 4 - 34/27 at Kansas* W 14 - 94/28 at Kansas* W 10 - 85/1 at Iowa State* L 8 - 165/1 at Iowa State* L 8 - 145/8 ORAL ROBERTS L 6 - 95/8 ORAL ROBERTS W 14 - 125/10 at Oklahoma State* L 6 - 105/11 at Oklahoma State* L 6 - 155/11 at Oklahoma State* L 5 - 26

Big Eight Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.)5/16 vs. Oklahoma State L 4 - 105/17 vs. Kansas L 4 - 14

199732-24 Overall • 10-20 Big 12 (9th)Home: 20-11 • Away: 8-10 • Neutral: 4-3Head Coach: Mike ClarkAssistants: Mike Hensley and Robbie MoenVolunteer Assistant: Steve MillerStudent Assistant: Travis JanssenStarters: LF - Eric Sommerhauser, CF - Garrett Bell, RF -Brian Bobier, 3B - Josh Marn, SS - Heath Schesser, 2B -Todd Fereday, 1B - Jason Bichelmeyer, C - Yancy Ayers,DH - Scott Poepard, P - Jon Oiseth, Eric Yanz, Chris Traylorand Jason Wells.

Arlington Morning News Tournament (Arlington, Texas)

2/14 at Texas - Arlington L 3 - 42/15 vs. Arkansas W 7 - 62/16 vs. Iowa W 9 - 62/18 MO.WESTERN W 17 - 62/22 AIR FORCE W 11 - 82/22 AIR FORCE W 6 - 52/28 MISSOURI* L 8 - 113/1 MISSOURI* L 14 - 153/2 MISSOURI* L 7 - 93/4 WIS.-MILWAUKEE W 5 - 43/4 WIS.-MILWAUKEE W 10 - 33/7 at Oklahoma State* L 12 - 233/8 at Oklahoma State* L 8 - 103/9 at Oklahoma State* W 7 - 53/11 NEBRASKA* W 19 - 93/11 NEBRASKA* W 11 - 3

Oral Roberts Tournament (Tulsa, Okla.)3/14 vs. Pepperdine W 1 - 03/15 vs. Michigan W 9 - 63/16 at Oral Roberts W 11 - 13/19 CHICAGO STATE W 26 - 23/20 CHICAGO STATE W 12 - 73/21 at Texas* L 6 - 113/22 at Texas* W 5 - 43/23 at Texas* W 14 - 113/25 CLEVELAND STATE W 13 - 73/26 CLEVELAND STATE W 15 - 33/28 TEXAS A&M* W 7 - 53/29 TEXAS A&M* L 8 - 93/29 TEXAS A&M* L 7 - 94/1 CREIGHTON W 9 - 54/4 at Nebraska* L 7 - 84/5 at Nebraska* W 18 - 74/5 at Nebraska* L 5 - 124/12 vs. Oklahoma*1 L 7 - 104/13 vs. Oklahoma*2 L 3 - 54/13 vs. Oklahoma*2 L 1 - 104/15 KANSAS L 4 - 54/18 TEXAS TECH* L 6 - 114/19 TEXAS TECH* L 1 - 64/20 TEXAS TECH* L 7 - 124/22 at Baylor* L 7 - 94/22 at Baylor* L 9 - 104/23 at Baylor* L 7 - 94/26 IOWA STATE* W 7 - 64/26 IOWA STATE* W 10 - 94/27 IOWA STATE* L 4 - 144/30 BETHANY W 11 - 14/30 BETHANY W 22 - 15/2 at Kansas* W 12 - 75/3 at Kansas* W 24 - 115/4 at Kansas* (11) W 7 - 65/6 WICHITA STATE W 4 - 35/7 at Wichita State L 0 - 85/9 ORAL ROBERTS (10) L 14 - 155/10 ORAL ROBERTS W 20 - 5

5/11 ORAL ROBERTS W 13 - 121 at Driller Park (Tulsa, Okla.)2 at All-Sports Stadium (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

199820-32 Overall • 9-19 Big 12 (10th)Home: 14-11 • Away: 3-18 • Neutral: 3-3Head Coach: Mike ClarkAssistants: Mike Hensley and Robbie MoenVolunteer Assistant: Brian ThompsonStarters: LF - Brian Bobier, CF - Eric Sommerhauser, RF- Andy Silva, 3B - Josh Marn, SS - J.D. Loudabarger, 2B -Chad Tabor, 1B/C - Chet Savage, C/1B - Yancy Ayers,DH/OF - Quinn Cravens, P - Brandon Peck, Chris Traylorand Pat Hertzel.

Just For Feet Showdown in the Desert (Peoria, Ariz.)

2/6 vs. Indiana W 8 - 02/7 vs. N.M. State L 4 - 92/12 MO. WESTERN W 15 - 42/14 at Air Force W 11 - 52/14 at Air Force L 5 - 152/15 at Air Force L 4 - 52/18 DOANE W 13 - 3

Century Cellunet Classic (Monroe, La.)2/20 vs. SE Louisiana L 4 - 62/21 at Louisiana-Monroe L 3 - 42/25 CREIGHTON W 9 - 82/27 at Missouri* L 1 - 32/28 at Missouri* L 7 - 83/1 at Missouri* L 2 - 53/6 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 8 - 53/12 at Wichita State L 8 - 93/13 vs. Air Force1 W 14 - 63/13 vs. Air Force1 W 5 - 43/14 vs. Air Force1 L 8 - 93/20 TEXAS* W 11 - 103/21 TEXAS* L 6 - 103/22 TEXAS* W 5 - 33/23 HOWARD L 9 - 113/23 HOWARD W 15 - 33/27 at Texas A&M* L 2 - 103/28 at Texas A&M* L 4 - 103/29 at Texas A&M* L 5 - 94/4 NEBRASKA* W 6 - 54/4 NEBRASKA* (10) L 3 - 44/5 NEBRASKA* W 11 - 94/10 at Oklahoma* L 1 - 94/11 at Oklahoma* L 9 - 244/12 at Oklahoma* L 0 - 104/14 FORT HAYS STATE L 9 - 104/15 BETHANY W 3 - 14/17 CS NORTHRIDGE (14) W 14 - 134/17 CS NORTHRIDGE L 7 - 104/18 CS NORTHRIDGE L 5 - 114/19 CS NORTHRIDGE W 15 - 144/21 BAYLOR* W 4 - 24/21 BAYLOR* L 2 - 104/22 BAYLOR* L 1 - 74/25 at Iowa State* W 4 - 24/25 at Iowa State* L 5 - 64/26 at Iowa State* W 22 - 85/1 KANSAS* L 7 - 95/2 KANSAS* (10) L 2 - 55/3 KANSAS* W 2 - 15/5 WICHITA STATE L 5 - 175/6 at Wichita State L 7 - 135/8 at Texas Tech* L 6 - 135/9 at Texas Tech* L 5 - 65/10 at Texas Tech* L 10 - 181 El Dorado, Kan.

199926-29 Overall • 11-18 Big 12 (9th)Home: 0-0 • Away: 4-17 • Neutral: 22-12Head Coach: Mike ClarkAssistants: Mike Hensley and Robbie MoenVolunteer Assistant: Darin VaughanStarters: LF - Kasey Weishaar, CF - Andy Silva, RF -Quinn Cravens, 3B/P - Brett Reid, SS - Kyle Boyer, 2B -Chad Tabor, 1B - Mark English, C - Chet Savage, DH -Travis Andre’ P - Derek Andersen, Brett Reid and BrandonPeck.

The Showdown in The Desert (Peoria, Ariz.)2/5 vs. Oregon State L 6 - 132/6 vs. San Diego State L 7 - 102/7 vs. Oregon State W 7 - 62/12 at Clemson L 7 - 102/13 at Clemson L 4 - 102/14 at Clemson L 3 - 11

2/16 York (Neb.)1 W 10 - 02/19 Iowa1 W 9 - 42/19 Iowa1 (10) W 5 - 4 2/20 Air Force1 W 11 - 22/21 Air Force1 W 9 - 12/26 at Baylor* (7) L 6 - 222/27 at Baylor* L 0 - 72/28 at Baylor* (10) L 6 - 7

Jacksonville Kennel Club Classic (Jax., Fla.)3/5 vs. Western Michigan W 5 - 33/6 vs. Xavier W 6 - 33/7 vs. Austin Peay (14) L 8 - 9 3/13 at Texas* L 1 - 83/13 at Texas* W 8 - 43/14 at Texas* L 2 - 123/19 vs. Oklahoma*2 W 7 - 23/20 vs. Oklahoma*2 (7) L 1 - 143/21 vs. Oklahoma*2 L 4 - 113/23 at Alabama L 5 - 273/24 at Alabama L 8 - 93/26 vs. Iowa State*3 W 12 - 43/27 vs. Iowa State*3 W 7 - 63/28 vs. Iowa State*3 W 3 - 14/2 at Oklahoma State* L 4 - 134/3 at Oklahoma State* L 2 - 134/4 at Oklahoma State* (7) L 1 - 154/9 vs. Texas A&M*2 L 0 - 34/10 vs. Texas A&M*2 (8) L 3 - 154/11 vs. Texas A&M*2 L 2 - 74/16 Howard1 W 14 - 54/17 Howard1 W 12 - 04/18 Howard1 W 9 - 44/19 Bethany1 W 14 - 44/20 vs. Texas-Pan Am.4 W 9 - 44/21 vs. Texas-Pan Am.4 (7) L 15 - 164/24 Texas Tech*5 W 9 - 74/24 Texas Tech*5 L 8 - 94/28 Kansas5 W 13 - 34/30 at Kansas* (10) W 8 - 65/1 at Kansas* W 10 - 35/2 at Kansas* W 6 - 25/4 Wichita State5 L 3 - 55/5 at Wichita State L 4 - 65/7 Bethany1 W 22 - 35/8 Missouri*2 L 3 - 55/8 Missouri*2 W 5 - 45/9 Missouri*2 W 3 - 25/14 at Nebraska* L 4 - 55/15 at Nebraska* L 4 - 125/16 at Nebraska* L 16 - 211 Wayne Norvell Field, Manhattan, Kan.2 Phil Welch Stadium, St. Joseph, Mo.3 Dean Evans Field, Salina, Kan.4 Hobart-Detter Stadium, Hutchinson, Kan.5 Lawrence Dumont Stadium, Wichita, Kan.

200019-32 Overall • 5-24 Big 12 (11th)Home: 13-12 • Away: 2-15 • Neutral: 4-5Head Coach: Mike ClarkAssistants: Mike Hensley and Robbie MoenVolunteer Assistant: Jon OisethStarters: LF - Kasey Weishaar, CF - Chris Nelson, RF -Ben Oleen, 3B - Josh Cavender, SS - J.D. Loudabarger, 2B- Chad Tabor, 1B - Mark English, C - Graham McAllister,DH - Pat Maloney, P - Jason Wells, Luke Robertson, ChadDuckers.

Spalding Baseball Fiesta (Albuquerque, N.M.)2/4 vs. Oregon State W 7 - 62/5 vs. Washington State W 9 - 72/6 vs. Oregon State L 2 - 16

S.D. Baseball Showcase (San Diego, Calif.)2/17 vs. San Diego L 15 - 312/18 vs. Oklahoma State L 4 - 152/23 CREIGHTON L 1 - 72/25 at Texas A&M* L 5 - 192/26 at Texas A&M* L 4 - 92/27 at Texas A&M* L 4 - 92/29 S. NAZARENE W 7 - 33/3 at Oklahoma* L 4 - 63/4 at Oklahoma* L 1 - 43/5 at Oklahoma* L 7 - 113/8 C. CHRISTIAN W 16 - 43/10 NEBRASKA* W 4 - 33/11 NEBRASKA* L 0 - 163/12 NEBRASKA* L 4 - 123/17 TEXAS* L 2 - 143/19 TEXAS* L 3 - 15

Homestead Challenge (Homestead, Fla.)3/23 vs. C. Connecticut W 17 - 73/24 vs. Ohio State L 4 - 8

3/25 vs. Harvard (10) W 3 - 23/26 vs. Harvard L 1 - 43/28 NIAGARA W 7 - 33/29 NIAGARA W 11 - 23/31 at Texas Tech* L 7 - 194/1 at Texas Tech* L 2 - 94/2 at Texas Tech* L 2 - 94/7 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 4 - 84/8 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 15 - 94/9 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 14 - 74/11 BETHANY W 16 - 04/14 HOWARD W 17 - 34/15 HOWARD W 14 - 94/16 HOWARD W 24 - 44/19 WILLIAM WOODS W 15 - 24/22 at Iowa State* L 0 - 34/22 at Iowa State* L 3 - 44/23 at Iowa State* L 2 - 64/26 at Creighton L 3 - 124/28 at Missouri* L 2 - 64/29 at Missouri* L 6 - 84/30 at Missouri* W 9 - 65/2 WICHITA STATE L 2 - 75/3 at Wichita State W 18 - 65/5 KANSAS* (11) L 5 - 75/6 KANSAS* W 6 - 45/7 KANSAS* L 13 - 165/12 BAYLOR* L 3 - 165/13 BAYLOR* L 5 - 75/14 BAYLOR* L 7 - 10

200125-28 Overall • 10-17 Big 12 (T9th)Home: 18-11 • Away: 4-16 • Neutral: 3-1Head Coach: Mike ClarkAssistants: Mike Hensley and Steve MillerVolunteer Assistant: Chris ForbesStarters: LF - Kasey Weishaar, CF - Nick Sorensen, RF -Pat Maloney, 3B - Ty Soto, SS - Osmar Castillo, 2B - J.D.Loudabarger, 1B - Mark English, C/DH - Josh Cavender,P - James Brazeal, Kelvin Day, Luke Robertson, KevinMelcher and Brock Smith.

2/4 DOANE W 11 - 32/5 S. NAZARENE W 9 - 62/10 at #3 LSU W 9 - 82/10 at #3 LSU L 0 - 42/11 at #3 LSU L 8 - 14

Applebee’s Baseball Fiesta (Albuquerque, N.M.)2/16 vs. Utah W 10 - 22/17 vs. UNLV W 20 - 92/18 at New Mexico L 3 - 122/23 at Texas* L 1 - 62/24 at Texas* L 0 - 32/25 at Texas* (7) L 3 - 133/5 IOWA STATE* W 5 - 43/5 IOWA STATE* L 0 - 63/9 at #9 Nebraska* L 6 - 93/14 CREIGHTON L 6 - 73/16 TEXAS TECH* L 0 - 73/17 TEXAS TECH* (7) L 2 - 163/18 TEXAS TECH* W 8 - 4

Centenary Classic (Shreveport, La.)3/20 vs. Arkansas L 0 - 23/20 at Centenary W 6 - 23/21 vs. Louisiana Tech W 8 - 03/23 TEXAS A&M* W 5 - 33/24 TEXAS A&M* L 0 - 13/25 TEXAS A&M* L 1 - 103/28 at Creighton W 9 - 13/30 at #14 Baylor* (7) L 0 - 143/31 at #14 Baylor* L 7 - 84/1 at #14 Baylor* L 2 - 104/4 ORAL ROBERTS L 3 - 114/6 at #22 Oklahoma St.* L 5 - 114/7 at #22 Oklahoma St.* W 13 - 84/8 at #22 Oklahoma St.* (10) L 3 - 44/9 MARYLAND W 11 - 84/10 MARYLAND W 10 - 84/13 OKLAHOMA* W 5 - 34/15 OKLAHOMA* W 5 - 24/15 OKLAHOMA* L 2 - 64/18 BETHANY W 18 - 14/20 UCLA W 8 - 54/22 UCLA W 13 - 124/22 UCLA W 11 - 74/24 WILLIAM WOODS W 12 - 104/25 at Oral Roberts L 5 - 124/27 MISSOURI* W 15 - 44/28 MISSOURI* W 7 - 34/29 MISSOURI* W 10 - 55/1 WICHITA STATE L 3 - 13

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5/2 at Wichita State L 5 - 95/4 KANSAS* W 2 - 15/5 at Kansas* L 3 - 75/6 at Kansas* (10) L 7 - 85/12 CALIFORNIA L 4 - 65/13 CALIFORNIA L 10 - 16

200230-25 Overall • 13-13 Big 12 (T5th)Home: 16-10 • Away: 7-8 • Neutral: 7-7Head Coach: Mike ClarkAssistants: Mike Hensley and Steve MillerVolunteer Assistant: Jeff McCannonStarters: LF - Pat Maloney, CF - Nick Sorensen, RF -Gabe Luttrell, 3B - Ty Soto, SS - Osmar Castillo, 2B - Bran-don Taylor, 1B - Brett Williams, C - Ryan Baldwin/JeremyRogers, DH - Tim Doty, P - Kevin Melcher, Brock Smith,Ross Hawley, Jonathan Gutierrez, Franco Pezely, MitchWalter.

2/12 DOANE W 21 - 82/15 S. NAZARENE W 12 - 22/19 CREIGHTON W 10 - 9

Homestead Challenge (Homestead, Fla.)2/22 vs. Lipscomb L 3 - 82/23 vs. Saint Francis W 12 - 72/23 vs. Miami (Fla.) L 4 - 112/24 vs. Florida International L 3 - 9

Wiregrass Classic (Dothan, Ala.)3/1 vs. Kent State W 9 - 43/10 WESTERN ILLINOIS L 3 - 43/10 WESTERN ILLINOIS W 6 - 33/11 WESTERN ILLINOIS W 14 - 03/12 WESTERN ILLINOIS W 6 - 3

Homestead Challenge (Homestead, Fla.)3/14 vs. Miami (Ohio)1 L 7 - 123/15 vs. Wagner1 W 18 - 33/16 at Florida Atlantic1 L 4 - 83/17 at Florida International L 10 - 163/18 vs. Wisc.-Milwaukee W 8 - 73/19 vs. Drexel W 3 - 23/20 vs. Rutgers1 L 4 - 53/22 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 6 - 163/23 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 9 - 103/23 OKLAHOMA ST.* W 10 - 53/26 C.W. POST W 11 - 43/27 C.W. POST W 11 - 103/29 NEBRASKA* W 9 - 83/30 NEBRASKA* L 6 - 223/31 NEBRASKA* W 3 - 24/3 WICHITA STATE L 5 - 94/5 at Texas Tech* (15) W 7 - 54/6 at Texas Tech* L 0 - 154/7 at Texas Tech* W 5 - 14/10 STERLING L 7 - 84/12 at Texas A&M* L 3 - 74/13 at Texas A&M* W 7 - 64/14 at Texas A&M* L 5 - 64/17 BETHANY W 14 - 64/19 TEXAS* L 0 - 64/21 TEXAS* L 4 - 84/21 TEXAS* (8) L 2 - 84/24 at Creighton (8) W 24 - 94/26 BAYLOR* W 14 - 94/27 BAYLOR* W 12 - 94/28 BAYLOR* L 5 - 65/3 at Oklahoma* L 10 - 155/4 at Oklahoma* L 4 - 65/5 at Oklahoma* (8) L 0 - 115/10 at Missouri* W 5 - 35/11 at Missouri* W 10 - 15/18 at Kansas* W 11 - 95/19 KANSAS* W 7 - 45/19 KANSAS* (7) W 9 - 0

Big 12 Tournament (Arlington, Texas)5/22 vs. Texas Tech (12) L 4 - 55/23 vs. Baylor W 6 - 25/24 vs. Texas Tech W 7 - 65/25 vs. Nebraska L 7 - 81 Boca Raton, Fla.

200315-37 Overall • 5-22 Big 12 (10th)Home: 8-13 • Away: 2-20 • Neutral: 5-4Head Coach: Mike ClarkAssistants: Mike Hensley and Steve MillerVolunteer Assistant: Heath SchesserStarters: LF - Pat Maloney, CF - Brad Anzman, RF - TerryBlunt, 3B - Zack Saunders, SS - Brett Williams, 2B - MarcChabot, 1B - Tim Doty, C - Ryan Baldwin, DH - BrandonTaylor, P - Kevin Melcher, Jim Ripley and Brett Bagley.

2/16 WESTERN ILLINOIS W 14 - 42/16 WESTERN ILLINOIS W 9 - 42/18 CREIGHTON W 15 - 2

Service Academy Classic (Millington, Tenn.)2/21 vs. Illinois L 7 - 10

Wiregrass Classic (Dothan, Ala.)2/28 vs. Temple (10) W 10 - 63/1 vs. Troy State (18) L 7 - 83/2 vs. Northwestern W 4 - 33/7 ARKANSAS W 9 - 83/9 at Arkansas L 4 - 123/10 at Arkansas (10) L 3 - 43/10 at Arkansas L 5 - 183/13 vs. Seton Hall L 8 - 113/14 vs. Seton Hall W 8 - 73/16 at Florida International W 17 - 53/16 vs. Saint Peter’s W 7 - 43/17 vs. Stony Brook L 2 - 103/18 at #24 Florida Atlantic L 2 - 63/19 vs. Rider W 21 - 23/21 at #15 Nebraska* L 3 - 123/22 at #15 Nebraska* L 4 - 103/23 at #15 Nebraska* L 9 - 113/25 at Creighton L 6 - 113/26 WICHITA STATE L 10 - 143/28 MISSOURI* L 2 - 143/29 MISSOURI* L 3 - 83/30 MISSOURI* L 4 - 54/4 at #23 Oklahoma State* L 1 - 104/5 at #23 Oklahoma State* L 1 - 114/6 at #23 Oklahoma State* L 9 - 114/9 at Wichita State L 2 - 134/11 #17 TEXAS A&M* L 4 - 64/12 #17 TEXAS A&M* L 7 - 124/13 #17 TEXAS A&M* L 3 - 164/15 WASHINGTON L 5 - 144/18 TEXAS TECH* W 10 - 84/19 TEXAS TECH* W 5 - 14/20 TEXAS TECH* L 1 - 84/22 SE MISSOURI L 5 - 94/25 at #9 Texas* L 1 - 124/26 at #9 Texas* L 1 - 34/27 at #9 Texas* L 1 - 124/30 at Wichita State L 3 - 125/3 at #20 Baylor* L 1 - 115/4 at #20 Baylor* L 1 - 105/5 at #20 Baylor* L 2 - 125/6 WICHITA STATE L 0 - 25/9 OKLAHOMA* W 8 - 25/10 OKLAHOMA* L 8 - 105/11 OKLAHOMA* L 6 - 225/16 KANSAS* W 4 - 35/17 at Kansas* L 5 - 105/18 at Kansas* W 8 - 6

200426-30 Overall • 4-23 Big 12 (10th)Home: 17-15 • Away: 4-13 • Neutral: 5-2Head Coach: Brad HillAssistants: Sean McCann and Tom MyersVolunteer Assistant: Heath SchesserStarters: LF - Terry Blunt, CF - Josh Dent, RF - Steve Mur-phy, 3B - Zack Saunders, SS - Ryan Saltzgaber, 2B - JasonLong, 1B - Nick Ponomarenko, C - Josh Heinrich, DH -Brian Patty, P - Carlos Torres, Jim Ripley and Brett Bagley.

2/13 vs. Houston L 4 - 122/14 vs. Ohio State W 12 - 62/15 vs. #1 Rice L 0 - 132/21 WESTERN ILLINOIS W 9 - 52/21 WESTERN ILLINOIS W 9 - 82/22 WESTERN ILLINOIS L 11 - 122/27 at Louisiana-Monroe L 3 - 72/28 vs. SMS W 3 - 22/29 vs. Eastern Illinois W 12 - 33/2 FRIENDS W 7 - 23/5 at Centenary W 11 - 93/6 vs. Louisiana Tech W 7 - 43/7 vs. Alabama W 2 - 13/9 N. COLORADO W 6 - 33/10 N. COLORADO W 5 - 33/12 BUFFALO W 11 - 83/12 BUFFALO W 10 - 63/13 BUFFALO W 7 - 23/17 #9 WICHITA STATE (16) L 7 - 123/18 at #9 Wichita State L 1 - 33/20 MICHIGAN STATE W 12 - 53/21 MICHIGAN STATE W 8 - 53/22 MICHIGAN STATE W 13 - 33/26 at Missouri* W 5 - 33/27 at Missouri* (11) W 6 - 43/28 at Missouri* L 0 - 12

4/2 #17 NEBRASKA* L 0 - 84/3 #17 NEBRASKA* L 0 - 44/4 #17 NEBRASKA* L 5 - 94/7 CREIGHTON W 7 - 04/9 #1 TEXAS* (20) L 6 - 104/10 #1 TEXAS* L 2 - 54/11 #1 TEXAS* L 1 - 44/14 NEWMAN W 11 - 94/16 at Texas Tech* L 3 - 84/17 at Texas Tech* L 0 - 34/18 at Texas Tech* L 2 - 84/21 STERLING W 12 - 14/23 #29 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 4 - 124/24 #29 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 2 - 44/25 #29 OKLAHOMA ST.* L 2 - 164/27 at Creighton L 1 - 45/1 BAYLOR* L 1 - 85/1 BAYLOR* L 1 - 85/2 BAYLOR* W 4 - 25/7 at #19 Oklahoma* L 6 - 215/8 at #19 Oklahoma* L 3 - 115/9 at #19 Oklahoma* L 3 - 125/11 MOREHEAD STATE W 15 - 65/12 MOREHEAD STATE W 12 - 25/14 at #9 Texas A&M* W 3 - 25/15 at #9 Texas A&M* L 0 - 85/16 at #9 Texas A&M* L 4 - 115/21 at Kansas* L 3 - 55/22 KANSAS* L 6 - 195/23 KANSAS* L 4 - 7

200530-25 Overall • 8-19 Big 12 (10th)Home: 21-9 • Away: 4-13 • Neutral: 5-3Head Coach: Brad HillAssistants: Sean McCann and Tom MyersVolunteer Assistant: Josh ReynoldsStarters: LF - Terry Blunt, CF - Josh Dent, RF - Steve Mur-phy, 3B - Barrett Rice, SS - Eric Eymann, 2B - Jared Goed-ert, 1B - Cris Tapia, C - Brandon Farr, DH - Joe Roundy, P- Chase Mitchell, Adam Cowart, Brad Hutt.

2/10 vs. Northwestern L 2 - 42/13 vs. Portland L 3 - 72/18 vs. Arkansas State L 5 - 62/19 at Texas-Arlington W 5 - 42/20 vs. Northwestern W 4 - 12/25 at Northwestern State L 0 - 22/26 vs. Eastern Michigan W 15 - 42/26 vs. Northern Iowa W 8 - 13/1 CREIGHTON L 3 - 83/4 ST. FRANCIS W 17 - 13/5 ST. FRANCIS W 14 - 13/6 ST. FRANCIS W 30 - 43/11 E. MICHIGAN W 13 - 43/12 E. MICHIGAN W 5 - 43/13 E. MICHIGAN W 11 - 33/14 N. DAKOTA STATE W 25 - 13/15 N. DAKOTA STATE W 11 - 53/18 at Oklahoma State* L 2 - 33/19 at Oklahoma State* L 5 - 83/20 at Oklahoma State* W 9 - 53/25 MISSOURI* L 1 - 33/26 MISSOURI* L 5 - 63/27 MISSOURI* L 2 - 33/29 WICHITA STATE W 6 - 54/1 at #1 Texas* L 0 - 84/2 at #1 Texas* (10) L 4 - 54/3 at #1 Texas* W 5 - 34/8 at #15 Baylor* L 3 - 84/9 at #15 Baylor* L 3 - 114/10 at #15 Baylor* L 4 - 84/13 WILLIAM JEWELL L 1 - 64/15 TEXAS TECH* L 7 - 114/16 TEXAS TECH* W 7 - 54/17 TEXAS TECH* W 13 - 124/19 at Wichita State W 4 - 24/22 TEXAS A&M* W 5 - 34/23 TEXAS A&M* W 4 - 24/24 TEXAS A&M* (10) L 5 - 64/26 vs. Sacramento St. W 14 - 34/27 vs. New Mexico St. W 6 - 44/29 KANSAS* W 7 - 04/30 at Kansas* L 11 - 155/1 at Kansas* L 4 - 65/4 WASHBURN W 26 - 75/6 OKLAHOMA* W 8 - 55/7 OKLAHOMA* (11) L 8 - 105/8 OKLAHOMA* (10) L 5 - 65/13 N. COLORADO W 10 - 15/14 N. COLORADO W 9 - 15/15 N. COLORADO W 9 - 0

5/17 S. DAKOTA STATE W 21 - 115/18 S. DAKOTA STATE W 13 - 15/20 at #5 Nebraska* L 4 - 55/21 at #5 Nebraska* L 6 - 105/22 at #5 Nebraska* L 1 - 3

200631-20-2 Overall • 8-17-2 Big 12 (9th)Home: 22-9 • Away: 5-9-2 • Neutral: 4-2Head Coach: Brad HillAssistants: Sean McCann and Tom MyersVolunteer Assistant: Josh ReynoldsStarters: LF - Barrett Rice, CF - Byron Wiley, RF - JoeRoundy, 3B - Jared Goedert, SS - Eli Rumler, 2B - BrettScott, 1B - Drew Biery, C - Brandon Farr, DH - Joe Roundy,P - Brad Hutt, Adam Cowart and Chase Bayuk.

2/16 at Texas-Arlington1 W 13 - 32/17 vs. Oral Roberts1 L 1 - 52/24 vs. La.-Monroe2 W 10 - 52/26 vs. Purdue2 W 9 - 32/28 S. DAKOTA STATE W 6 - 53/1 S. DAKOTA STATE W 5 - 33/3 E. ILLINOIS W 12 - 53/4 E. ILLINOIS W 12 - 23/5 E. ILLINOIS W 7 - 53/6 E. ILLINOIS W 12 - 13/10 XAVIER W 6 - 43/11 XAVIER W 9 - 13/12 XAVIER W 9 - 03/14 WICHITA STATE W 6 - 33/17 N. DAKOTA ST. W 10 - 63/17 N. DAKOTA ST. (7) W 11 - 03/18 N. DAKOTA ST. W 9 - 03/24 at Missouri* W 5 - 33/25 at Missouri* L 5 - 93/26 at Missouri* L 3 - 63/28 CHICAGO STATE W 4 - 03/29 CHICAGO STATE W 8 - 73/31 #3 NEBRASKA* W 11 - 54/1 #3 NEBRASKA* L 4 - 54/2 #3 NEBRASKA* L 2 - 124/5 NEWMAN W 16 - 34/8 #9 TEXAS L 2 - 74/8 #9 TEXAS L 2 - 104/9 #9 TEXAS (10) L 9 - 104/11 at #22 Creighton W 5 - 44/13 at Texas Tech* L 2 - 44/14 at Texas Tech* W 16 - 54/15 at Texas Tech* (10) T 11 - 114/18 at Wichita State L 3 - 74/21 at Kansas* L 5 - 84/22 KANSAS* L 2 - 54/23 KANSAS* W 5 - 44/26 vs. Missouri State3 L 6 - 74/29 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 2 - 34/29 OKLAHOMA STATE* L 1 - 24/30 OKLAHOMA STATE* (10) L 4 - 95/2 KANSAS WESLEY. W 14 - 15/6 at #8 Oklahoma* W 3 - 25/6 at #8 Oklahoma* (7) L 6 - 165/7 at #8 Oklahoma* L 6 - 75/12 at Texas A&M* L 3 - 85/13 at Texas A&M* L 3 - 65/14 at Texas A&M* (6) T 1 - 15/16 vs. S. Dakota State W 21 - 55/17 vs. S. Dakota State W 24 - 35/19 #22 BAYLOR* W 4 - 25/20 #22 BAYLOR* W 3 - 15/21 #22 BAYLOR* W 3 - 21 Arlington, Texas2 Lafayette, La.3 Kansas City, Kan.

200734-24 Overall • 10-16 Big 12 (8th)Home: 19-9 • Away: 7-12 • Neutral: 8-3Head Coach: Brad HillAssistants: Sean McCann and Tom MyersVolunteer Assistant: Matt MurrayStarters: LF - Adam Muenster, CF - Byron Wiley, RF -Derek Bunker, 3B - Nate Tenbink, SS - Eli Rumler, 2B -Eddie Vasquez, 1B - Drew Biery, C - Rob Vaughn, DH -Justin Bloxom, P - Brad Hutt, Chase Bayuk and Ben Horn-beck.

2/16 vs. Penn State W 5 - 02/17 at Centenary W 6 - 52/17 vs. Penn State W 4 - 12/18 at Centenary L 1 - 42/23 vs. Seton Hall1 W 4 - 22/24 vs. Ohio State1 W 5 - 4

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2/24 vs. Ohio State1 W 5 - 22/25 vs. James Madison1 W 11 - 43/2 vs. St. John’s2 W 10 - 33/3 at Lamar (10)2 W 8 - 73/4 vs. UCSB (11)2 L 6 - 83/5 BRIGHAM YOUNG W 5 - 13/6 BRIGHAM YOUNG W 6 - 33/9 N. DAKOTA ST. W 7 - 03/10 N. DAKOTA ST. W 14 - 23/11 N. DAKOTA ST. (11) W 6 - 33/13 at #18 Arizona State L 6 - 93/14 at #18 Arizona State L 2 - 63/16 C. MICHIGAN W 4 - 33/17 C. MICHIGAN W 6 - 13/18 C. MICHIGAN W 5 - 13/23 at #9 Texas* L 3 - 103/24 at #9 Texas* L 3 - 143/25 at #9 Texas* W 11 - 93/27 #10 WICHITA STATE L 3 - 83/30 TEXAS TECH* W 4 - 33/31 TEXAS TECH* L 5 - 164/1 TEXAS TECH* (7) W 7 - 34/3 KANSAS W 10 - 64/6 #29 MISSOURI* W 12 - 04/7 #29 MISSOURI* L 0 - 34/8 #29 MISSOURI* (12) L 6 - 74/11 CREIGHTON L 1 - 34/15 at #15 Okla.State* L 3 - 54/15 at #15 Okla.State* W 7 - 14/16 at #15 Okla. State* L 6 - 94/18 C. CHRISTIAN W 13 - 74/20 OKLAHOMA* W 10 - 64/21 OKLAHOMA* L 9 - 204/22 OKLAHOMA* L 4 - 124/24 at #7 Wichita State W 2 - 14/27 at Nebraska* L 3 - 44/28 at Nebraska* L 3 - 64/29 at Nebraska* (10) W 8 - 25/1 CHICAGO STATE (7) W 20 - 45/2 CHICAGO STATE (7) W 10 - 05/4 KANSAS* W 2 - 15/5 at Kansas* W 7 - 45/11 #11 TEXAS A&M* L 2 - 45/12 #11 TEXAS A&M* L 1 - 25/13 #11 TEXAS A&M* W 11 - 65/15 ILLINOIS STATE W 10 - 35/18 at Baylor* L 8 - 95/19 at Baylor* L 7 - 135/20 at Baylor* L 3 - 9

Big 12 Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.)5/23 vs. #6 Texas L 10 - 195/24 vs. Nebraska W 5 - 15/26 vs. #11 Texas A&M L 2 - 71 Tampa, Fla.2 Beaumont, Texas

200829-29 Overall • 11-16 Big 12 (T6th)Home: 18-11 • Away: 7-15 • Neutral: 4-3Head Coach: Brad HillAssistants: Sean McCann and Lange BurroughsVolunteer Assistant: Craig RingeStarters: LF - Adam Muenster, CF - Dane Yelovich, RF -Jason King, 3B - Nate Tenbink, SS - Drew Biery, 2B - BrettScott, 1B - Justin Bloxom, C - Rob Vaughn, DH - CarterJurica, P - Brad Hutt, Justin Murray, A.J. Morris.

2/22 at California L 1 - 52/23 at Santa Clara L 2 - 92/28 vs. Arkansas State1 L 1 - 22/29 vs. Michigan State1 W 8 - 03/1 at Lamar1 W 4 - 13/2 vs. Michigan State1 W 10 - 93/4 at UT-San Antonio L 4 - 53/5 at UT-San Antonio L 8 - 93/8 LE MOYNE L 3 - 83/8 LE MOYNE (11) W 11 - 103/9 LE MOYNE W 4 - 33/9 LE MOYNE W 10 - 13/11 WASHINGTON STATE W 9 - 63/14 NEBRASKA* L 1 - 23/15 NEBRASKA* L 4 - 113/16 NEBRASKA* (10) L 3 - 53/18 at BYU L 1 - 73/19 at BYU (10) L 5 - 63/21 BINGHAMTON W 10 - 43/22 BINGHAMTON W 5 - 03/23 BINGHAMTON W 5 - 43/26 CREIGHTON W 11 - 13/28 #22 OKLAHOMA ST. W 4 - 33/29 #22 OKLAHOMA ST. L 4 - 93/30 #22 OKLAHOMA ST. W 4 - 04/1 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W 6 - 0

4/2 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W 13 - 64/4 at #16 Texas A&M L 2 - 74/5 at #16 Texas A&M L 8 - 134/6 at #16 Texas A&M (8) L 4 - 144/8 #8 WICHITA STATE L 3 - 44/11 #30 BAYLOR W 6 - 14/12 #30 BAYLOR L 4 - 54/13 #30 BAYLOR L 0 - 34/15 at Creighton (11) L 5 - 64/18 at Texas Tech W 12 - 44/19 at Texas Tech (10) W 7 - 44/20 at Texas Tech (7) L 4 - 194/22 #11 UC IRVINE L 3 - 44/23 #11 UC IRVINE (11) W 9 - 74/25 #25 TEXAS L 5 - 64/26 #25 TEXAS W 4 - 14/27 #25 TEXAS L 4 - 74/29 at #8 Wichita State W 3 - 25/2 at #14 Missouri L 10 - 135/3 at #14 Missouri L 7 - 115/4 at #14 Missouri (10) W 4 - 35/6 #3 ARIZONA STATE W 7 - 65/9 at Oklahoma W 6 - 45/10 at Oklahoma L 5 - 105/11 at Oklahoma L 2 - 105/16 at Kansas W 5 - 05/17 KANSAS W 5 - 45/18 KANSAS W 11 - 10

Big 12 Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.)5/21 vs. #6 Oklahoma St. W 3 - 25/23 vs. No. 7 Nebraska L 2 - 55/24 vs. Baylor W 3 - 25/25 vs. #24 Texas! L 7 - 151 Beaumont, Texas! - Big 12 Championship Title Game

200943-18-1 Overall • 14-11-1 Big 12 (4th)Home: 24-7 • Away: 13-9-1 • Neutral: 6-2Head Coach: Brad HillAssistants: Sean McCann and Andy SawyersVolunteer Assistant: Craig RingeStarters: LF - Nick Martini, CF - Dane Yelovich, RF - Jor-dan Cruz, 3B - Jason King, SS - Drew Biery, 2B - CarterJurica 1B - Justin Bloxom, C - Rob Vaughn, DH - AdamMuenster, P - A.J. Morris, Lance Hoge, Todd Vogel

2/20 at Houston W 16 - 22/21 at Houston W 9 - 22/22 at Houston (10) L 2 - 32/26 vs. Pacific1 W 7 - 42/27 vs. Nevada1 W 10 - 22/28 at #11 San Diego1 L 1 - 23/1 at #26 San Diego St.1 (10) W 5 - 43/3 CREIGHTON W 12 - 13/6 NIAGARA W 12 - 13/6 NIAGARA W 9 - 83/7 NIAGARA W 12 - 23/8 NIAGARA W 15 - 13/10 vs. #4 Arizona State2 W 6 - 23/11 vs. #4 Arizona State2 L 1 - 123/13 BUTLER W 8 - 43/14 BUTLER W 14 - 23/14 BUTLER W 15 - 33/15 BUTLER W 13 - 23/17 UTSA W 5 - 43/18 UTSA W 5 - 43/20 #13 OKLAHOMA* W 9 - 13/21 #13 OKLAHOMA* L 11 - 123/22 #13 OKLAHOMA* L 4 - 293/24 NORTHWESTERN W 4 - 33/25 NORTHWESTERN W 12 - 83/27 at #8 Baylor* W 7 - 13/28 at #8 Baylor* L 2 - 33/29 at #8 Baylor* L 6 - 74/1 at Creighton L 1 - 54/3 at Nebraska* W 15 - 14/3 at Nebraska* W 9 - 34/4 at Nebraska* W 5 - 34/10 #15 TEXAS A&M* L 2 - 44/10 #15 TEXAS A&M* W 6 - 44/11 #15 TEXAS A&M* W 4 - 34/14 WICHITA STATE W 13 - 54/15 at Wichita State W 4 - 34/17 MISSOURI* L 3 - 44/18 MISSOURI* L 6 - 114/19 MISSOURI* W 11 - 54/24 at #2 Texas* W 4 - 24/25 at #2 Texas* (12) W 5 - 44/26 at #2 Texas* (11) T 6 - 64/28 NORTH DAKOTA W 10 - 24/29 NORTH DAKOTA W 22 - 15/1 at #26 Oklahoma St.* W 5 - 3

5/1 at #26 Oklahoma St.* W 3 - 25/4 BYU (10) W 9 - 85/5 BYU W 11 - 35/8 TEXAS TECH* L 0 - 65/9 TEXAS TECH* L 6 - 115/10 TEXAS TECH* W 9 - 55/15 KANSAS W 4 - 15/16 at Kansas L 3 - 95/17 at Kansas L 7 - 17

Big 12 Championship (Oklahoma City, Okla.)5/20 vs. #24 Kansas W 5 - 45/21 vs. Baylor W 9 - 45/23 vs. #5 Texas L 2 - 4

NCAA Regionals (Houston, Texas)5/29 vs. Xavier W 16 - 85/30 at #6 Rice W 7 - 65/31 at #6 Rice L 0 - 86/1 at #6 Rice L 4 - 131 San Diego, Calif.2 Surprise, Ariz.

201037-22 Overall • 14-12 Big 12 (3rd)Home: 21-6 • Away: 7-10 • Neutral: 9-6Head Coach: Brad HillAssistants: Sean McCann and Andy SawyersVolunteer Assistant: Anthony EvermanStarters: LF - Matt Giller, CF - Nick Martini, RF - MikeKindel, 3B - Adam Muenster, SS - Carter Jurica, 2B - JakeBrown, 1B - Kent Urban, C - Daniel Dellasega, DH - BlairDeBord and Chase Graskewicz, P - Kyle Hunter, JustinLindsey, Ryan Daniel and Kayvon Barhamzadeh

2/19 vs. Delaware1 W 11 - 52/20 vs. East Tennessee St1 L 6 - 102/21 at The Citadel1 W 2 - 12/27 vs. Duquesne2 W 10 - 32/28 vs. Northeastern2 W 6 - 13/1 vs. St. Bonaventure2 (11) W 14 - 73/2 vs. Western Michigan2 W 27 - 83/3 vs. Villanova2 L 5 - 83/5 at Stetson3 W 14 - 63/6 vs. Notre Dame3 W 5 - 23/7 vs. Harvard3 W 6 - 13/12 KENT STATE W 11 - 83/13 KENT STATE (10) W 10 - 93/13 KENT STATE W 7 - 13/14 KENT STATE W 11 - 0

3/16 CREIGHTON L 4 - 73/19 UW-MILWAUKEE W 4 - 03/19 UW-MILWAUKEE W 2 - 13/20 NEWMAN W 7 - 13/26 OKLAHOMA STATE* W 14 - 113/28 OKLAHOMA STATE* W 9 - 33/28 OKLAHOMA STATE* W 13 - 33/30 #30 WICHITA STATE W 8 - 34/1 at Texas Tech* L 5 - 84/2 at Texas Tech* L 4 - 134/3 at Texas Tech* W 10 - 64/9 NEBRASKA* L 3 - 54/10 NEBRASKA* W 13 - 54/11 NEBRASKA* W 8 - 34/13 at BYU L 9 - 154/14 at BYU L 10 - 134/16 BAYLOR* W 5 - 24/17 BAYLOR* W 5 - 24/18 BAYLOR* W 3 - 24/20 at Wichita State W 8 - 94/25 at Missouri* L 2 - 44/25 at Missouri* (10) L 8 - 94/27 CHICAGO STATE W 12 - 44/28 CHICAGO STATE W 20 - 24/30 at #15 Oklahoma* L 3 - 145/1 at #15 Oklahoma* W 14 - 95/2 at #15 Oklahoma* L 11 - 155/4 MINNESOTA W 12 - 65/5 MINNESOTA L 0 - 35/7 #1 TEXAS* W 2 - 15/8 #1 TEXAS* L 2 - 175/9 #1 TEXAS* L 5 - 65/14 at Kansas* W 5 - 45/15 KANSAS* L 3 - 75/16 KANSAS* W 8 - 55/21 at Texas A&M* (10) W 8 - 75/22 at Texas A&M* L 2 - 105/23 at Texas A&M* L 2 - 3

Big 12 Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.)5/26 vs. Baylor L 8 - 115/28 vs. Kansas W 10 - 55/29 vs. #12 Oklahoma L 2 - 13

NCAA Regionals (Fayetteville, Ark.)6/4 vs. #23 Washington State L 6 - 86/5 vs. Grambling State W 9 - 86/6 vs. #23 Washington State L 6 - 91 Charleston, S.C.2 Winter Haven, Fla.3 DeLand, Fla.

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One of the nation’s elite universities, Kansas State provides its 23,000 students witha world-class education. The nation’s No. 1 public school in Rhodes, Marshall, Tru-man, Goldwater, and Udall scholars in the last 20 years, the university offers morethan 250 majors in nine colleges.

In 2009, K-State welcomed a new president and a new athletic director, who will buildon the successes of the past and create a bright new future. Kirk Schulz accepted theK-State presidency because he is impressed with all of the outstanding programs andsuccesses of our faculty, staff and students and with the passion K-Staters have for theiruniversity. K-Staters connect with our new president via his blog; Twitter and Facebook.Check out his Web site at www.K-State.edu/president.

History and LocationFounded on Feb. 16, 1863, Kansas State University is the oldest public institution ofhigher education in Kansas and one of the first land-grant universities. It was locatedon the grounds of the old Bluemont Central College, which was chartered in 1858.The university moved to its present site in 1875.

Throughout its history, K-State's mission has been rooted in the principles set forth inthe Morrill Act -- to provide teaching, research and service to the citizens of Kansas and beyond.

The 644-acre wooded main campus with historic limestone buildings is located innorthern Manhattan (population of 50,000) and is convenient to both business andresidential districts. It is located 125 miles west of Kansas City in the rolling Flint Hillof northeast Kansas. The university also has a campus in Salina, Kan., and anothercoming soon in Olathe, Kan., along with numerous extension fields, offices and other facilities in Kansas and Nebraska. The K-State Salina campus offers bachelor's and associate degrees in aviation and engineer-ing technologies.

The university hosts the prestigious Landon Lectures on Public Issues, honoring thelate Kansas statesman Alfred M. Landon. Since 1966 the series has featured morethan 120 nationally prominent speakers. Past speakers include Martin Luther King,Jr., Presidents Richard Nixon, Jimmy Carter, Gerald Ford, Richard Nixon, RonaldReagan, George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, and most recently Bill Clinton.

One of the six universities governed by the Kansas Board of Regents, Kansas StateUniversity continues to fulfill its historical educational mission in teaching, researchand public service.

Academic ExcellenceK-State is the only research university in the United States to have three nationalCASE/Carnegie professors of the year. All three are active teachers: Michael Wesch,2008 national winner; Chris Sorensen, 2007 national winner; and Dean Zollman,1996 national winner.

More than 250 majors and programs are offered in nine colleges. The GraduateSchool offers 67 master's degrees, 39 doctoral degrees, five educational doctorateprograms and 33 graduate certificates in multiple disciplines across campus. Morethan $185 million is available in financial assistance, including $11 million in scholar-ships. Seven out of 10 K-State students receive financial assistance.

Even with 23,000 students, the university is committed to individualized educationwhenever possible. For example, freshman English classes have no more than 22 stu-dents, introductory chemistry labs average 15 students, and speech classes are limitedto 23 students. Seventy percent of classes have 30 students or less and the averageclass size for all undergraduate classes is 23 students. Ninety percent of classes haveless than 49 students.

Student AchievementAcademic achievement of the institution is drawing national acclaim as well. K-Statestudents have won more Truman scholarships, more Goldwater scholarships and morePhi Kappa Phi Fellowships than any other public university in the nation. Over thepast twenty-five years, K-State has ranked No. 1 in the nation among public universi-ties in Rhodes, Truman, Marshall, Goldwater and Udall Scholars. The university hasearned its reputation as the “Student Scholar Capital of America.”

K-State students have an outstanding record of acceptance into professional schools.Over the past four years, 70% of qualified pre-med applicants were accepted intomedical schools; 100% of pre-optometry and 82% of pre-dentistry students were ac-cepted into respective professional schools. Over the past five years, 98% of studentswho participated in our pre-law program were accepted into law schools.

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[ K-State’s art program in the College of Arts and Sciences is one of the top 287 of3,000 art programs in the country, based on accreditation statistics from the NationalAssociation of School of Art and Design.

[ The K-State Department of Physics is the only department in the nation to have twonational professors of the year recognized by The Carnegie Foundation for the Ad-vancement of Teaching and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education(CASE).

[ In 2010, the undergraduate and graduate architecture programs were ranked sixthand 16th nationally, respectively, while the undergraduate and graduate interior ar-chitecture/design programs were ranked third and seventh. The undergraduate andgraduate landscape architecture programs were ranked third and fourth in the na-tion.

[ The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business ranked K-State’s Collegeof Business among the top 10% of business schools in the U.S. that are accreditedin both the business and accounting programs. (2009)

[ The College of Engineering is ranked 10th in the nation by US News & World Reportamong land-grant universities without medical schools.

[ The K-State College of Agriculture is a top ten undergraduate program when consid-ering increasing enrollment, competition team success, faculty recognition, and grad-uate and veterinary school acceptance.

[ US News and World Report ranks graduate programs in the College of Education41st in the nation, 4th among Big 12 universities, and 6th among land-grant univer-sities without medical schools. (2009)

[ The College of Human Ecology is ranked as one of the top 10 Colleges of HumanEcology in the United States by the USDA Food and Agricultural Education Informa-tion System.

[ The College of Technology and Aviation is one of the top five aviation colleges in theU.S. with opportunities to fly in fixed wing aircrafts, gliders, a helicopter, and a jet.

[ With its third national Carnegie/CASE Professor of the Year named in 2008 and nine state

winners, K-State ranks in the top 10 of all public and private colleges. K-State is also the

only university to win both the national and state awards in the same year. (2007)

[ K-State is among only 4% of the public universities in the nation categorized as having

very high research activity by the Carnegie Foundation.

[ K-State was featured as one of America’s best in the Princeton Review’s “The Best 368

Colleges.” (2008) K-State was also ranked in the top 25 of America's best "cutting-edge

schools" in You Are Here: A Guide to Over 380 Colleges and Unlimited Paths to Your Future.

K-State was the only school from the Big 12 Conference to make the cut. (2008)

[ Freshman English classes have no more than 22 students, introductory chemistry labs av-

erage 15 students, introductory art classes average 19 students, and our speech classes

are limited to 23 students. 90% of our classes have 49 students or less, and our average

class size for all undergraduate classes is 23 students. Only 4% of our classes have 100

students or more.

[ Over the past four years, 70% of our qualified pre-med applicants were accepted into med-

ical schools; 100% of our pre-optometry and 82% of our pre-dentistry students were ac-

cepted into their respective professional schools. Over the past five years, 98% of students

who participated in our pre-law program were accepted into law schools.

[ More than $185 million in student financial assistance is available, including $11 million

in scholarships. The university also has a $15 million payroll for students who work on

campus.

[ In 2008 K-State was chosen by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security as the site for

the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility, a federal animal health laboratory. The facility

will be adjacent to K-State’s campus, bringing hundreds of animal health researchers.

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Colleges of Kansas State University

AgricultureArchitecture, Planning and Design

Arts and SciencesBusiness Administration

EducationEngineering

Human EcologyTechnology and Aviation

Veterinary Medicine

ACADEMIC RECOGNITION

College of AgricultureInterim Dean: Gary Pierzynski - 785.532.7137; Email: [email protected] } Ten of the college's faculty have been recognized through the U.S.D.A. Food and

Agricultural Sciences Excellence in College and University Teaching Awards Pro-gram. Seven were regional winners and 3 were named top teacher in the nation.

} College of Ag students have received 4 Rhodes, 2 Marshall, 2 Fulbright, 4 Tru-man, 2 Udall, and 11 Rotary scholarships plus numerous other nationalawards.

} More than half of K-State’s student body presidents have been from the college.} 40 clubs and organizations offer at least one opportunity to get involved in each major.} Offers the only bachelor's programs in Bakery Science, Feed Science, and Milling Science and

Management in the world. } Majors: General Agriculture; Agribusiness; Agricultural Economics; Agricultural Education; Agricul-

tural Communications and Journalism; Agricultural Technology Management; Agronomy; AnimalSciences and Industry; Bakery Science and Management; Feed Science and Management; Food Sci-ence and Industry; Horticulture; Milling Science and Management; Park Management and Conser-vation; Veterinary Medicine/Pre-veterinary medicine; Wildlife and Outdoor Enterprise Management.

College of Architecture, Planning and DesignDean: Tim de Noble - 785.532.5950; Email: [email protected] } Accredited five-year master’s degrees in architecture, interior architecture and

product design, landscape architecture, and regional and community planning.This combination of disciplines makes the college one of the most comprehen-sive in the nation.

} The architecture program has been highly ranked in nine of 11 years a na-tion-wide employer survey has been conducted. In 2010, the undergraduateand graduate architecture programs were ranked sixth and 16th, respectively.

} The interior architecture/design programs have been in the top 8 during all 11 years in whichthe employer study has been conducted. In 2010, the undergraduate and graduate interior ar-chitecture/design programs were ranked third and seventh, respectively.

} The landscape architecture programs have been ranked in the top 8 during all 6 years of the study.The undergraduate and graduate landscape architecture programs were ranked 3rd and 4th, re-spectively, in 2010. It was also listed in 2010 as one of 15 schools “With Highest Distinction.”

} Majors: Master's degrees in Architecture; Interior architecture and product design; Landscapearchitecture; Regional and community planning. PhD in Environmental design and planning.

College of Arts and SciencesInterim Dean: Brian Spooner - 785.532.6900; Email: [email protected] } Contains more than 20 departments and offers a number of special programs

and secondary majors. It also offers approximately 85 percent of all freshmancourses and 65 percent of all credits taught.

} Every student will take classes from the College of Arts and Sciences. } Home to many of K-State’s top students, the college has produced eight of

school’s 12 Rhodes Scholars and 23 of the university’s 28 Truman Scholars. } Encompassing studies in the natural sciences, social and behavioral sciences, humanities and

fine arts, the college offers more than 115 degree programs and pre-professional options.} Majors: American Ethnic Studies, Anthropology, Art, Biochemistry, Biology, Chemistry - Chemical

Science, Clinical Laboratory Science, Economics, English - Creative Writing, Literature, and Liter-ature with Teaching Certificate, Fisheries, Wildlife & Conservation Biology - BioDiversity & Con-servation, Fisheries Ecology & Management, and Wildlife Ecology & Management, Geography,Geology, History, Humanities, Kinesiology, Life Sciences, Journalism and Mass Communications,Mathematics, Microbiology, Modern Languages - French, German, Russian, and Spanish, MusicEducation, Music, Applied Music, Philosophy, Physical Science, Physics, Political Science, Psychol-ogy, Social Science, Social Work, Sociology - Criminology, Speech Communications, Statistics, The-atre - Dance, and Women Studies. Pre-Professional Programs: Pre-Law, Pre-ChiropracticMedicine, Pre-Health Information Management, Pre-Occupational Therapy, Pre-Pharmacy, Pre-Physical Therapy, Pre-Medicine, Pre-Dentistry - Pre-Dental Hygiene, Pre-Optometry, Pre-Nursing,Pre-Physician Assistant, Pre-Veterinary Medicine.

College of Business AdministrationDean: Yar Ebadi - 785.532.7227; Email: [email protected] } The College of Business Administration is among the 10% of business schools

in the United States that are accredited in both the business and accounting programs by The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business

(AACSB).} AACSB International, the premier accrediting association for business schools, recognizes the K-State Ethics Education program on its Ethics Education

Resource Webpage identifying “Effective Practices” in Ethics Education.} Ninety percent or more of the college’s graduates are gainfully employed or enrolled in gradu-

ate programs within three months of their graduation.} The college is home to the Center for the Advancement of Entrepreneurship (CAE), a newly formed

venture that represents a major focus of the university, developing an understanding of the En-trepreneurial culture and process – from idea generation to the implementation of the new busi-ness venture.

} The Center for Leadership helps Kansas businesses and non-profit organizations with manage-ment questions; shares knowledge about managing and leading organizations through training,workshops, coaching and sponsors research on topics in business leadership.

} The college has developed an innovative new graduate certificate in Management of AnimalHealth Related Organizations. The certificate is a result of collaboration with the College of Vet-erinary Medicine, the K-State Beef Cattle Institute and industry leaders in the area of animalhealth. The certificate will serve as an excellent link to firms of the animal health corridor locatedbetween Manhattan, Kan., and Columbia, Mo., and employees of the National Bio and Agro-De-fense Facility (NBAF).

} Majors: Accounting, Business Administration, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Management, Market-ing, Management Information Systems (MIS).

College of EducationDean: Mike Holen - 785.532.5525; Email: [email protected] } K-State graduates more teachers each year than any other university in Kansas. } The college houses one of the largest undergraduate majors (elementary edu-

cation) and the largest graduate program (English as a Second Language) inthe university.

} The Association of Teacher Education recognized the elementary educationprogram as the 2010 Distinguished Program in Teacher Education.

} Students from throughout the country and Canada enroll in the award-winning graduate certifi-cate program in academic advising and the online master’s degree in academic advising.

} The faculty write books, give invited presentations and direct significant education reform projectswith about $7 million annually in grants, most funded by the U.S. Department of Education.

} The major nationally competitive grants focus on school reform, improving the preparation andprofessional development of teachers, and promoting equitable educational opportunities forchildren and youth.

} Majors: Adult and continuing education, Educational administration and leadership, Elementaryeducation, Secondary education, Special education, and Counseling and student development.

College of EngineeringDean: John R. English - 785.532.5590; Email: [email protected] } Home to the Institute for Environmental Research, K-State engineering claims

the first facility of this kind in the world on a college campus.} The National Gas Machinery Laboratory, the natural gas industry’s leading in-

dependent turbocharger research and development test facility, is a 13,000-square-foot educational and testing area within the college.

} The Civil Infrastructures Systems Laboratory at K-State houses one of six ac-celerated testing facilities in the nation, capable of testing large-scale pavement, structural, andbridge elements.

} The college’s Advanced Manufacturing Institute has been named a Fabricators and ManufacturesAssociation Education Center—one of the nine in the world.

} The college’s nuclear reactor is the fifth highest-powered university reactor in the nation. Themechanical and nuclear engineering department now operates the only university research nu-clear reactor in an 11-state contiguous region of the Plains states.

} K-State engineering has the second largest architectural engineering program in the nation andhas been selected by Consulting & Specifying Engineer as the preferred source for entry-consult-ing engineers.

} Academic Programs: architectural engineering and construction science, biological and agri-cultural engineering, chemical engineering, civil engineering, computing and information sciences,electrical and computer engineering, industrial and manufacturing systems engineering, mechan-ical and nuclear engineering.

College of Human EcologyDean: Virginia Moxley - 785.532.5500; Email: [email protected] } The college focuses on teaching, research, and service programs that support

the quality of human life.} The college ranks second nationally among peer institutions reporting to the

Food and Agricultural Education Information System.} The largest nutrition and exercise sciences undergraduate program in the

nation. } An undergraduate interior design program that is ranked 3rd out of 167

CIDA-accredited programs as published in the 2010 Almanac of Architecture and Design.} A communication sciences and disorders program that is ranked 11th of 166 masters-only pro-

gram by U.S. News and World Report in 2006. } Majors: Apparel and textiles (apparel marketing; apparel design and production); Athletic train-

ing; Communication sciences and disorders; Dietetics; Early childhood education; Family and con-sumer sciences education; Family studies and human services; Hotel and restaurant management;Human ecology; Interior design; Nutrition and Kinesiology; Nutritional sciences; Personal FinancialPlanning; Public health nutrition; Secondary majors in gerontology (interdisciplinary) and geron-tology/long-term care administration (interdisciplinary); Certificate program in conflict resolution;Academic minor in conflict analysis and trauma studies.

College of Technology and AviationDean: Dennis Kuhlman - 785.826.2601; Email: [email protected] } The school has added over $10 million in new aircraft and equipment and over

$2.6 million in endowed KSU Foundation funds. } The only school in Kansas to offer an FAA-certified bachelor’s degree in aviation

maintenance and professional pilot.} Served as mission control for two of Steve Fossett’s round-the-world,

recording-setting flight.} Majors: Applied business; Applied Technologies; Aviation maintenance;

Construction engineering technology; Computer systems technology; Electronic and computer engineering technology;

Mechanical engineering technology; Professional pilot; Technology management; Web develop-ment technology.

College of Veterinary MedicineDean: Ralph Richardson - 785.532.5660; Email: [email protected] } One of the nation's leading veterinary colleges with a continual commitment

to stellar teaching since 1905. } Opportunities to work with house pets, livestock and exotic animals. } Some research specialties include equine exercise physiology, genetic disease

in animals, respiratory physiology, stress and immunity defense mecha-nisms and animal sports medicine.

} Annually, 14,000 animals are treated at the Veterinary Medicine Complex, which is staffed to treat animals from the house cat to exotic tigers.} Professional students earn their Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degrees while completing the curriculum.

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Gary Pierzynski Mike Holen

Tim de Noble John English

Virginia Moxley

Dennis Kuhlman

Ralph Richardson

Brian Spooner

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Thanks to the generous support from members ofthe DiamondCats Club, K-State has been able toimprove amenities of Tointon Family Stadium forboth the players and coaches. Upgrades last yearincluded a state-of-the-art video system, a wall col-lage, a team photo mural and a new trophy case.

Below is a list of the 2010 DiamondCats thathelped contribute to projects last year.

Steve Anson Topeka, KansasGerald Backman Vermillion, KansasDavid Banning Wichita, KansasChase Bayuk Plano, TexasBill Beck Pompano Beach, FloridaJoe Beck Junction City, KansasWilliam Bell Frisco, TexasRoger Bruton Centennial, ColoradoRex Christner Hutchinson, KansasMike Clark Manhattan, KansasJohn Corey Hutchinson, KansasJosh Dent Bedford, TexasLee Doyen Concordia, KansasTom Dunn Salina, KansasGary Edwards Houston, TexasDavid Fiser Manhattan, KansasDD Griffiths Holton, KansasRichard Hackler Springfield, MissouriBrad Harker Lawrence, KansasTom Harvey Leawood, KansasHarold Haun Topeka, KansasJosh Heinrich Lenexa, KansasSteve Hennessey Tecumseh, KansasGary Holub Leawood, KansasJim Jacobs Farmington, MinnesotaKevin Kaufman Overland Park, KansasMel Kopf Topeka, KansasGreg Korbe Edmond, OklahomaJohnny Krob Cuba, KansasLarry Loomis Manhattan, KansasScott Mach Shawnee, KansasJay Mastin Topeka, KansasRichard McDermott Kansas City, MissouriTom Meyer Stilwell, KansasJeff Moore Coto De Caza, CaliforniaRobert Parker El Dorado, KansasRichard Pearson Leawood, KansasMarc Ramsdale Kingsport, TennesseePerk Reitemeier Parsons, KansasBrad Rippelmeyer Columbia, IllinoisLyle Saddler Colby, KansasGeorge Sallas Lenexa, KansasDuane Saunders Eden Prairie, MinnesotaDavid Schmitz Kingman, ArizonaBrett Scott Lewisville, TexasBill Sinderson Shawnee, KansasSax Stone Salem, OregonKeith Tate Kansas City, MissouriMark Taylor Topeka, KansasMarvin Taylor Hoxie, KansasBrandon Vering Greenleaf, KansasTom Wheeler Martinez, CaliforniaJim Whitesell Ashgrove, MissouriKevin Wicker Lenexa, Kansas

Thanks to the 2010 DiamondCat Club members fortheir support.

If you are a former player or a friend of the pro-gram and would like to become a DiamondCat,please visit www.k-statesports.com/diamondcats.

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Baseball players at Kansas State use workouts that are designed to be specificfor not only baseball but also to each position - whether it be position players,starting pitchers or relief pitchers - and the individual. The players work ondeveloping strength, power, speed, agility and flexibility, which are all thingsthat will help them compete to the highest level each time they take the field.

“Having been under a lot of strength coaches, Coach Bird is right towards thetop,” said former Wildcat Jared Goedert, a member of the Cleveland Indians’organization. “I always appreciated the disciple he instilled and the programshe develops, which are right in stride with what the strength coaches are doingat an advanced level. Last year I worked during the offseason with Coach Bird,and I felt the best I ever had going into spring training. I also noticed strengthand endurance built up to stay at the top of my game throughout the year.”

Nutritional education is also a big part of the program. Whether a player needsto gain or lose weight, or have the energy to compete at a high level, we helpour players do this through proper nutrition. We also provide them with post-workout nutritional shakes and bars and sessions to help develop better habits.

The program is year-round as players are tested several times per year to mon-itor their progress. Players are also scheduled in small groups during the schoolyear so that each athlete is given individual attention for each workout. Theyare also each given training manuals for the summer so that they can keepup with their physical development as they are involved in summer leagues.

The program puts a big emphasis on speed development as during the pastfall the average increase in the 60 time was .10. The past fall, the average in-crease on squats was 80 pounds, while the average decrease on 60-yard dashtimes was .10 seconds. Also, the 60-yard dash team record was broken twicewhile team records were also set in the vertical jump and bench press.

Other goals of the program include enhanced performance, injury prevention,mental toughness, development and increased confidence.

The 1,500 square-foot John A. Allen Strength Center was completed in 2006.Among the equipment features of the strength center is four Power Lift halfracks for core exercises, including squat and bench lifts; two Vertimax Plat-forms and Plyo Press for concentration on lower-body strength, explosion andquickness; a Life Fitness cable motion pulley machine which provides motiontraining for pitchers and hitters in a versatile set of exercises; a full set of IronGrip dumbbells; Life Fitness cardiovascular exercise machines and a wide va-riety of speed and power development equipment by Speed City. The centercontains a rubber sport flooring system and an office for the strength coach.

“Because of the generous contribution by John and Anna Allen, we have oneof the best baseball strength training centers in the country,” Bird said. “Byutilizing this great facility, it is my goal that through consistent, intense andsmart training, each player will have the opportunity to develop themselvesphysically to be the best they can be.”

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STRENGTH COACH SCOTT BIRDKansas State is fortunate to have the services of strength and conditioningcoach Scott Bird, who received his profession’s highest honor by being namedMaster Strength and Conditioning Coach by the Collegiate Strength and Con-ditioning Coaches association (CSCCa).

Bird was recognized during awards ceremonies last May at the association'sannual conference in Orlando. Master Strength and Conditioning Coach RobbRogers presented Bird with the blue MSCC jacket highlighting the event.

“This is an incredible honor for Scott,” said CSCCa Executive Director, Dr. ChuckStiggins. “Being named a Master Strength and Conditioning Coach signifiesa commitment to the student-athlete, a commitment to the Kansas State Uni-versity athletics program and a commitment to the strength and conditioningprofession.

“We are honored to have Coach Bird as a member of our association and tohave him join the ranks of the Master Strength and Conditioning Coaches,”Stiggins added. “He is truly a model of an outstanding strength and condi-tioning professional.”

Bird, who was named an assistant strength and conditioning coach at K-Statein August 2005, has more than 20 years of proven success in the field. He has

coached 35 All-Americans in various sports, six conference players of the year- including K-State’s A.J. Morris and Nick Martini, along with Oklahomawomen's basketball star Stacey Dales - and 45 student-athletes who havegone on to play professionally.

“It is a tremendous honor to be included with the people in this fraternity be-cause of the job they do,” Bird said. “I have been very fortunate to have beenat great institutions and worked with incredible people. To be included with agroup like this is a great feeling.”

Bird has made an impact at every institution he has worked, beginning atOklahoma where he was a graduate assistant (1989-92). He served at TexasTech (1992-93), Ohio State (1994-97), Oklahoma (1997-01) and Missouri(2001-05) before arriving in Manhattan five years ago.

“Scott has been a tremendous asset to our program,” head coach Brad Hillsaid. “He is a big part of the progression this program has made over the lastfive years. To develop kids, they have to get bigger, stronger and faster afterhigh school. The most important person in the first year or two is the strengthcoach.”

Bird, who graduated from Northeastern (Okla.) State with a bachelor's degreein Health and Physical Education, played two seasons of football at Oklahomabefore transferring to NSU.

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• K-State Baseball is the only program among all Big 12 football,men's and women's basketball, volleyball and baseball programs toimprove its conference finish each of the last five years.

• Kansas State ranked second in the Big 12 by reaching 73.5-percentof its stadium capacity throughout the 2010 season.

• The Wildcats finished the 2010 season ranked 36th nationally inaverage attendance at 1,813 fans per game.

• K-State has been ranked in at least one of the major polls in 22 ofthe past 28 weeks dating back to 2009.

• Three Wildcats have earned specialty awards from the Big 12in the past two seasons as Brad Hill and A.J. Morris were namedCoach and Pitcher of the Year, respectively in 2009, while Nick Martiniwas the Player of the year in 2010.

• After 14 All-American designations in the first 106 years of the pro-gram, Kansas State has garnered 12 in the past four seasonsalone.

• In the first 105 years of the program, K-State held a .485 winningpercentage. Over the past five seasons, the Wildcats are winning at a.596 clip, including a .665 mark over the past two seasons.

• From 1968-2004, the Wildcats totaled 112 all-conference honors(3.02 per season). Over the past five seasons, K-State has 24 all-league accolades (4.8 per season).

• The Wildcats have had 42 current players and signees draftedsince 2005, including 23 in the past three years.

• K-State had a school-record 17 former Wildcats play profession-ally in 2010, including MLB pitcher Carlos Torres.

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It’s hard to ignore that fact that Kansas State is one of the most rapidly advancing baseball programs in the country.After little attention, even in its own backyard, for decades, K-State has become a program of national relevance as ithas seen five years of consistent growth, two-straight postseason appearances and numerous Top 25 rankings.

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IN THE SPOTLIGHTKansas State Baseball has been in the eyes of the re-gional and national media through its exposure as partof the Big 12 Conference, and that coverage has in-creased even more over the past few seasons. FormerWildcats are also earning praise during their professionalcareers. Below is a list of media outlets that featureKansas State on a regular basis:

• ESPN• CBS College Sports• Fox Sports Net• Rivals.com• MILB.com• MLB.com• Baseball America• Collegiate Baseball• Kansas City Star• Wichita Eagle• Topeka Capital-Journal• Manhattan Mercury• Powercat Illustrated/GoPowercat.com

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Settled within Frank Myers Field at Tointon Family Stadium are luxurious officesfor the coaching staff, a spacious meeting room for team gatherings and afirst-rate locker room facility for the players. The team room is loaded with aflat-screen TV and a variety of DVD players for watching game film and scout-ing reports.

Members of the Kansas State baseball team have access to top-notch servicesand facilities available at the Academic Learning Center. The academic staffassesses the academic level of new student-athletes to aid in the advisingprocess. The Academic Learning Center contains a computer lab with 24 workstations and is staffed with specialists to aid in the development of the stu-dent. Coaches are provided regular reports on the academic progress of theirstudent-athletes.

K-State also has the luxury of an indoor facility when needed as the Brande-berry Indoor Practice Facility gives the squad the advantage of not missingany practice. The complex is equipped with a FieldTurf playing surface - thesame located at Tointon Family Stadium - and contains two full-length battingcages, portable pitching mounds and enough area to conduct infield andbullpen workouts. Bradenberry is located just beyond the right-field wall.

The Brandeberry Indoor Practice Facility is very beneficial to Kansas State dur-ing the early stages of the season as the Wildcats hold a majority of their prac-tices in February at Brandeberry. Spring showers are also not a problem as theteam can still get the same practice in even if weather conditions are not suit-able to outside practices.

Added in time for the 2010 season was a state-of-the-art video system. Thesystem has four permanent cameras: One in center field, one behind the plateand one on top of each dugout. The system, which is the same one used by K-State’s men’s and women’s basketball teams, allows the Wildcat coaching staffto break down individual swings and pitches, while it makes it easier to scoutKansas State and its opponents. The system was paid for in part by donationsfrom members of the Diamond Cats, which consists of K-State baseball alumni.

The players’ lounge, located just off the clubhouse, was recently equipped withnew leather coaches, as well as a 55 inch plasma television. Inside the club-house, a new ping-pong table was added for players to enjoy when not con-centrating on academics or baseball. Furthermore, all carpeted areas withinthe complex were redone and two raised Powercats, including one in the club-house, were added to the carpet.

When not studying or practicing, many players relax in the lounge and watchmovies various sporting events on the new plasma TV. The player’s loungegives K-State baseball players a chance to relax in either before or after prac-tice and games, while still spending time with teammates within the complex.

New signage was added to the offices during the offseason as a large collageof photos are located on the wall from the coaches offices to the lockerroom,while a mural of the 2010 team that finished third in the Big 12 and reacheda second-straight regional greets the players, staff and visitors when enteringthe office.

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ACADEMIC LEARNING CENTERKansas State works hard to provide rich educational development and ex-perience. Having strong educational support will enhance the overall prob-ability of academic success and graduation among our student-athletes.Through the Academic Learning Center and our Academic Staff, players areprovided academic support through:

• Learning Specialists• Academic Advising/Counseling• Use of Tutorial Services• Writing Skills• Time Management• Goal Setting• Computer Skills• Supervised Study Sessions and Facilities• Faculty Mentoring Program

The Student Services Program is staffed by six full-time academic counselors,including a Life Skills Coordinator, and approximately seventy academic tu-tors. Each team is assigned an academic counselor who is responsible forcontact with designated student athletes, supervision of tutorial services,administration of the team's study sessions and monitoring the student'sacademic progress. Each counselor works with their students in utilizing pro-gram resources, University services, and the academic advising required bytheir School, College or major department.

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One of the most visible changes to the K-State Sports Complex over the pastdecade has been the complete renovation of the longtime home of the Wild-cat baseball team - Tointon Family Stadium, in honor of Bob and Betty Toin-ton, the principle benefactors of the stadium improvements. The $3.1 milliondollar improvement project makes the 50-year-old stadium not only one ofthe finest in the Midwest, but also in the fiercely competitive Big 12 Confer-ence.

Officially dedicated on April 20, 2002, before the Wildcats’ tilt with Texas,every facet of the stadium was improved from a new playing surface withstate-of-the-art drainage and irrigation systems to new home and visitingdugouts to a new seating bowl with capacity for over 2,300 fans. The bowlitself provides about 1,731 seats (1,631 in the actual bowl and 118 in thesuites). New FieldTurf was recently installed and covers the entire infield andwarning track areas. The field only has two areas with dirt, the pitcher’smound and home plate area, while the outfield grass is the lone area thathas natural grass.

The players are treated to a 3,150-square-feet locker room complete with 33custom-built wood lockers, bathrooms, shower facilities and a team roomthat includes a new flatscreen TV and new leather couches. The team is alsofortunate to have a sports medicine training room, equipment room andweight room. The coaches also have spacious offices inside the stadium com-plete with a conference room and lobby area as well as a coaches’ lockerroom. The weight room, located under the first base grandstand, gives theWildcat program one of the top weight facilities on-site in the country.

The facility also has added amenities for Wildcat fans with the ability to watchthe action from one of five club suites that not only includes the usual com-forts of indoor seating, but outdoor seating in purple chairbacks. Surroundingthese new suites is a 1,380-square-feet press facility that includes a mainpress area, radio booths for home and visiting radio as well as a televisionbroadcast booth.

The exterior of the stadium is lined completely with the limestone to matchthe exterior of many of the campus buildings, including the university’s mostprominent building, Anderson Hall. The limestone was donated by the BayerStone Company of St. Mary’s, Kan.

Improvements have continued to be made virtually every year to keep thestadium one of the most enjoyable parks in the Big 12 to attend a game.

In the fall of 2003, as a lighting system, an electronic scoreboard, an improvedwarning track and a permanent ticket booth were added to the facility. Thelighting system boasts 152 fixtures mounted on eight poles. Together, theyprovide 100 footcandles in the infield and 70 footcandles to the outfield,which meet Class I IEC standards for collegiate baseball venues.

The facility, which was famous for years for its use of a manually-operatedscoreboard, now uses a Daktronics state-of-the-art scoreboard. The 20-foot-tall by 36-foot-wide scoreboard provides basic statistics and features an elec-tronic message center for additional live game and player information.

The 1,500 square foot John L. Allen Strength Center is located behind thefirst base dugout of the stadium and also houses full-time strength coachScott Bird’s office area. Allen, former chief operating officer of the CincinnatiReds, provided the gift to equip and furnish the new baseball strength train-ing area at Tointon Family Stadium.

Prior to the 2008 season, new chairbacks took the place of bleacher seatingin the grandstands directly behind home plate, while netting atop eachdugout was installed prior to the 2011 season to provide safety to those en-joying the game in those areas.

The stadium was originally dedicated on April 7, 1961, in honor of one-timebaseball coach Frank Myers. A student and/or faculty member for over 50years at K-State, Myers was known more for his stint as the director of intra-murals from 1948 to 1962. He also served as assistant to three Kansas Stateathletic directors, including a 20-year stint as the assistant to the legendaryMike Ahearn.

In addition to serving as head basketball coach in 1921 and 1922, Myersworked with the Wildcat baseball team for four years – one year as co-headcoach with Dougal Russell in 1940 and three years as an assistant. He retiredfrom the university in 1962 before dying at the age of 81 in 1973.

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STADIUM FACTS

Dedication ..............................................................................April 7, 1961

Re-Dedication ......................................................................April 20, 2002

Seating Capacity ................................................................................2,331

Surface ....................................................................FieldTurf/Natural Grass

Dimensions ....................................................LF 340 ft, CF 400 ft, RF 325 ft

Seasons ..................................................................................Entering 50th

First Game ............................................................K-State 11, Iowa State 0

All-Time Record ................................................................722-423-1 (.630)

1961-69 ..................................................................................45-45 (.500)

1970-79 ............................................................................152-80-1 (.655)

1980-89 ................................................................................188-89 (.679)

1990-99 ................................................................................137-97 (.585)

2000-09 ..............................................................................176-106 (.624)

2010 ........................................................................................21-6 (.778)

Record In Home Openers at TFS ..............................................41-8 (.837)

Winning Seasons ....................................................................................40

Losing Seasons ..........................................................................................6

.500 Seasons..............................................................................................3

Longest Winning Streak ....................................................14 (1981-1982)

Longest Losing Streak ....................................................9 (1961, ‘63, ‘86)

Most Wins, Season ......................................................................30 (1981)

Most Losses, Season....................................................................17 (1979)

Record Crowd ..........................................4,745 vs. Wichita State (3/30/10)

Bob and Betty Tointon, the principle benefactors of Tointon Family Stadium, visit with head coachBrad Hill prior to a game in 2010.

BOB AND BETTY TOINTONPrinciple benefactors of Kansas State’s $3.1 million renovation to its baseballstadium, Bob and Betty Tointon have supported K-State for many years.After graduating from the university in 1955, they have not only maintainedstrong ties to K-State, but also advanced higher education in general.

“We are supporting K-State because we feel good about the experiences wehad there and because we feel good about what it is today,” said Bob Toin-ton.

In recognition of their generous contribution, the name of the new baseballstadium has been changed to “Frank Myers Field at Tointon Family Stadium.”

The Tointon’s have been actively involved with K-State for many years. Theyhave been members of the Presidents Club since 1980, and in 1985, they werechairs for the Northern Colorado Presidents Club, and in 2006, were inductedinto the Kansas Athletics Hall of Fame.

Mrs. Tointon served on the Alumni Association’s board of directors from 1982to 1985, and in 1987, Mr. Tointon received the Distinguished Service Awardfrom the College of Engineering.

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Mission StatementThe mission of the Kansas State Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is toprovide, within the context of available resources, an environment that sup-ports the educational objectives, academic progress and general welfare ofstudent-athletes and allows them to compete at the highest levels of athlet-ics. Our mission is also to embrace the guidelines and principles establishedby the Big 12 Conference and NCAA, which promote the principles of sports-manship and ethical conduct. The Department of Intercollegiate Athletics iscommitted to providing fair and equitable treatment for all student-athletesand athletic department personnel, including women and minorities.

Philosophy StatementThe Department of Intercollegiate Athletics shall assure that all intercollegiatesports programs and department operations are consistent with the missionof Kansas State University. Student-athletes and department employeesshould be treated fairly and equitably regardless of gender or race. All de-partment activities will be conducted within the rules, regulations and policiesof Kansas State, the Big 12 Conference and the NCAA.

The Department’s decision-making process shall be based upon considerationof the academic, emotional and physical welfare of every current and futurestudent-athlete. The experience to be provided to student-athletes shouldpromote social, moral, emotional, cultural, and vocational growth and de-velopment and should emphasize the value of sportsmanship, loyalty, team-work, and individual accountability. An environment promoting excellencewill allow the physically talented and gifted student-athlete to achieve max-imum potential.

JAMIE VAUGHNAssistant AD

Director of Compliance

JEFF NORRISComplianceCoordinator

VERA WHITECompliance

Administrative Assistant

BRENDAN ARMITAGEComplianceCoordinator

Key Points A ‘representative’ of Kansas State’s athleticinterests is: an individual who is known (or whoshould have been known) by a member of K-State’s executive or athletics administration to:A) have participated in or to be a member of anagency or organization promoting KSU athletics.B) have made financial contributions to the de-partment or to an athletic booster organizationof K-State.C) have been involved otherwise in promotingthe institution’s athletic program.D) bought or received tickets to a K-State athlet-ics event. Once an person is identified as an ‘ath-letic representative,’ the person retains thatidentity forever.

Key Rule: NCAA BYLAW 13.01.5In Division I, representatives of athletics interestare prohibited from making in-person, on-or-offcampus recruiting contacts, written, telephoniccommunications or e-mail transactions with aprospect or the prospect’s relatives or legalguardians.

Interpretations1. A representative of a Division I institution isprohibited from making in-person recruiting con-tact with a prospect and his or herparents/guardian on or off campus.

Limited Exception: You may have contact witha prospect regarding permissible pre-enrollmentactivities such as summer employment, providedthe prospect has already signed a National Letterof Intent and K-State is aware that you are mak-ing these contacts in regard to employment.

2. A representative is prohibited from writing ortelephoning a prospect and his or her parents orlegal guardians.

Limited Exception: You may have a phone con-versation with a prospect only if the prospect ini-tiates the call. Such a call may not beprearranged by a K-State staff member and youare not permitted to have a recruiting conversa-tion, but may exhibit normal civility. You mustrefer any questions about theUniversity’s athletic program to the athletic de-partment.

3. A representative is prohibited from contactinga prospect’s coach, principal, or counselor in anattempt to evaluate the prospect.

Limited Exception: NCAA rules do not precludeyou from viewing a prospect’s contest on yourown initiative, but you may not contact theprospect, pick up film or transcripts.

What can I do? If you know of a high school or junior collegestudent-athlete who might want to attend K-State, the only permissible activity for a repre-sentative is to call the appropriate coach.

What is an “Extra Benefit?” An extra benefit would include provision oftransportation, meals, clothes, entertainment,preferential loan terms, wages not commensu-rate with duties, or other benefits offered to aprospect or current student-athlete which is un-available to the general student population.

What can you do with prospects? DO feel free to attend high school and juniorcollege athletic events. You cannot have any con-tact with the prospective student-athletes or rel-atives. Should you find yourself seated next toparents of a prospect, DO NOT initiate conversa-tion with the relatives. If conversation is initi-ated, respond in a civil manner, but DO NOTdiscuss K-State’s athletic program with them. Ifthey raise questions about athletics, remindthem that the NCAA prohibits you from dis-cussing athletics with them. You MAY discuss theUniversity in general, and its academic programs. DO continue established family relationshipswith friends and neighbors. Contact with sonsand daughters of those families are permitted aslong as they are not made for recruiting pur-poses and are not prompted by Wildcat coachingstaff members. You ARE permitted to play ‘pickup’ games, continue neighborhood picnics orbackyard barbecues and engage in your normalactivities with prospects and their parents whoare family friends. DO feel free to attend a public event (i.e.awards dinner) at which prospects are in atten-dance. NO attempt should be made to contactor recruit the prospect at these events.

What can I do for current K-State athletes? DO feel free to invite a student-athlete toyour home for an occasional meal, but you mustfirst contact the coach in the sport in which thestudent-athlete is a participant. Remember, thestudent-athlete must provide his or her owntransportation. You may do this a maximum ofone time per term per athlete. DO feel free to invite a team for dinner or tomeet with a group of alumni in a city where theyare competing. The NCAA permits student-ath-letes AS A TEAM to receive special benefits notpermitted as individuals. Arrangements for suchevents must be made in advance with the headcoach or appropriate athletic staff member.

How can I assist with summer employment? DO pay student-athletes employed by you forwork actually performed and at a rate commen-surate with the going rate for similar services inthe community and your business. DO notify the head coaches or the athleticdepartment of job possibilities for student-ath-letes.

Other questions and answers:Q. May I accompany the coach during a ‘home’visit with the prospect?A. NoQ. May I drive a prospect to a secondary school’sreception in my local area?A. No, unless such arrangements are made forall students in attendance.Q. May a booster group finance a season-endingbanquet? May it purchase any awards for theteam?A. Yes, provided all funds are expended throughthe athletic department. Since the NCAA has es-tablished a value limit on awards received bystudent-athletes, it is important to have allawards approved by the athletic department.

Additional reminders:1. Please contact the athletics department forNCAA rules interpretations.2. Remember that in most cases CONTACT ISPROHIBITED.3. Questions: (785) 532-6910. Ask for JamieVaughn.

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