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2005 Big 12 Baseball - 59

School Big 12 Pct. Overall Pct. Last 5 Streak 

xyz-Texas 19-7 .731 58-15 .795 3-2 L2 

yz-Oklahoma 19-8 .704 38-24 .613 2-3 L1 

z-Texas Tech 17-9 .654 40-21 .656 2-3 L1 

yz-Oklahoma State 15-11 .577 38-24 .613 3-2 L1 

wz-Texas A&M 14-12 .538 42-22 .656 2-3 L2 

Baylor 13-12 .520 29-31 .483 2-3 L1 

z-Missouri 12-14 .462 38-23-1 .621 3-2 L1 

Nebraska 11-16 .407 36-23 .610 2-3 L2 

Kansas 7-19 .269 31-31-1 .500 4-1 W4 

Kansas State 4-23 .148 26-30 .464 0-5 L5 

x-Big 12 Conference champion; y-Big 12 Phillips 66 Tourney Champion; z-NCAA Regionals participants; w-NCAA World Series Participant; 

NCAA Austin Regional: Texas 10, Youngstown State 3; Texas 7, Oral Roberts 5; Texas 7, Oral Roberts 3. Oklahoma City Regional: 

UCLA 9, Oklahoma 1; Oklahoma 6, Central Connecticut State 1; UCLA 17, Oklahoma 7. Tallahassee Regional: UCF 7, Oklahoma State 3; 

Oklahoma State 4, Bethune-Cookman 1; UCF 12, Oklahoma State 9 (10 inn.). Fayetteville Regional: Wichita State 3, Missouri 0; Missouri 

11, Le Moyne 3; Arkansas 10, Missouri 7. Atlanta Regional: Texas Tech 10, Mississippi State 6; at Georgia Tech 9, Texas Tech 3; Texas 

Tech 14, Mississippi State 7; at Georgia Tech 5, Texas Tech 3. Houston Regional: Texas A&M 14, Lamar 3; Texas A&M 12, Texas 

Southern 1; Rice 3, Texas A&M 1; Texas A&M 7, at Rice 5. NCAA Austin Super Regional: Texas 15, Vanderbilt 3; at Texas 10, Vanderbilt 

2. Baton Rouge Super Regional: LSU 11, Texas A&M 8; LSU 4, Texas A&M 0. NCAA World Series: Texas 13, Arkansas 2; Texas 9, Georgia 

3; Texas 7, Georgia 6; Cal State Fullerton 6, Texas 4; Cal State Fullerton 3, Texas 2 (2 nd ). 

TEAM BATTING 

G Avg OBpct Slug AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SBA S SF 

Kansas 63 .316 .399 .491 2203 469 697 139 12 74 428 252 392 71 101 39 24 

Texas Tech 61 .315 .415 .521 2158 554 680 139 25 85 513 308 412 143 169 33 34 

Oklahoma State 62 .312 .389 .447 2230 436 696 129 14 48 386 240 347 49 68 54 20 

Texas A&M 64 .301 .382 .430 2209 455 664 118 21 42 401 273 318 55 80 33 31 

Baylor 60 .298 .371 .453 2032 357 606 113 20 54 330 207 428 58 80 26 31 

Missouri 62 .290 .395 .449 2136 427 619 118 21 60 386 337 441 39 57 32 47 

Texas 73 .288 .378 .431 2441 458 704 139 24 54 412 300 461 114 157 96 34 

Oklahoma 62 .286 .366 .411 2127 387 608 107 18 41 329 215 393 73 99 69 27 

Nebraska 59 .281 .379 .426 1977 389 555 112 10 52 355 230 380 63 91 58 17 

Kansas State 56 .259 .360 .360 1893 304 491 95 12 24 263 259 370 65 81 16 20 

TEAM PITCHING 

G ERA BAvg W L IP H R ER BB SO CG HR ShO SV BB/9 SO/9 

Texas 73 2.66 .221 58 15 663.0 537 240 196 228 612 5 25 10 21 3.10 8.31 

Missouri 62 3.76 .256 38 23 560.1 544 291 234 177 462 3 40 5 14 2.84 7.42 

Nebraska 59 3.76 .268 36 23 524.0 537 255 219 165 389 3 37 6 12 2.83 6.68 

Baylor 60 3.89 .254 29 31 517.2 500 298 224 210 401 3 33 5 11 3.65 6.97 

Texas A&M 64 4.07 .258 42 22 562.1 551 293 254 212 495 8 29 5 12 3.39 7.92 

Oklahoma 62 4.27 .253 38 24 560.2 545 322 266 229 532 1 38 1 12 3.68 8.54 

Oklahoma State 62 4.45 .290 38 24 559.2 636 332 277 185 410 12 48 2 7 2.97 6.59 

Texas Tech 61 4.70 .278 40 21 540.0 590 339 282 178 395 3 60 2 10 2.97 6.58 

Kansas 63 5.21 .281 31 31 543.2 590 372 315 270 388 2 50 1 7 4.47 6.42 

Kansas State 56 5.56 .286 26 30 507.0 569 380 313 244 408 3 52 1 11 4.33 7.24 

INDIVIDUAL BATTING 

Min 2.5 AB/Team Game 

Player CL G Avg OBpct Slug AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SBA S SF 

Thigpen, Curtis UT JR 72 .378 .465 .568 278 57 105 28 2 7 51 36 26 10 16 75 

Blair, Cameron TT JR 58 .371 .436 .625 256 65 95 23 0 14 81 29 27 19 22 1 6 

Sheldon, Ole OU JR 62 .367 .411 .512 256 48 94 19 3 4 54 16 19 3 4 2 4 

Gordon, Alex NU SO 59 .365 .493 .754 211 64 77 18 5 18 75 47 34 11 13 0 4 

Ehlers, Cody MU SR 61 .364 .460 .693 231 55 84 20 1 18 71 48 29 2 5 1 8 

Fields, Josh OS JR 62 .362 .465 .580 243 54 88 21 1 10 47 47 45 2 5 0 4 

Brady, Josh TT JR 61 .362 .436 .688 260 63 94 19 3 20 90 34 47 34 38 0 5 

Laskowski, Lee MU SR 58 .355 .438 .544 228 42 81 13 3 8 48 33 28 3 3 1 6 

Brees, Reid BU JR 49 .355 .405 .544 169 33 60 17 3 3 28 12 36 0 1 2 4 

Baty, Ryan KU SR 63 .355 .383 .570 265 53 94 24 0 11 52 12 39 3 5 0 3 

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING 

Min 1.0 IP/Team game 

Player CL G GS ERA BAvg W L IP H R ER BB SO CG HR ShO SV BB/9 SO/9 

Howell, J.P. UT JR 24 20 2.13 .188 15 2 135.1 90 45 32 53 166 4 7 1 1 3.52 11.04 

LeCure, Sam UT SO 24 23 2.34 .213 9 3 123.0 97 45 32 34 113 1 3 0 0 2.49 8.27 

Broshuis, Garrett MUJR 17 17 2.61 .225 11 0 114.0 96 44 33 24 91 2 7 1 0 1.89 7.18 

Meyer, Jason TA FR 24 12 2.89 .235 8 2 106.0 88 37 34 41 111 1 3 1 3 3.48 9.42 

Grogan, Spencer OS JR 17 17 2.95 .302 12 3 131.0 155 51 43 15 75 7 3 0 0 1.03 5.15 

Kroenke, Zach NU SO 15 15 3.03 .238 7 5 104.0 91 40 35 32 73 2 4 1 0 2.77 6.32 

Shirek, Phil NU JR 15 11 3.07 .266 5 2 70.1 70 29 24 34 43 1 5 0 0 4.35 5.50 

Purcey, David OU JR 18 18 3.11 .207 9 5 118.2 89 52 41 54 130 1 5 0 0 4.10 9.86 

Pekarek, Justin NU SR 18 11 3.16 .231 8 1 74.0 66 31 26 17 75 0 2 0 0 2.07 9.12 

Taylor, Trey BU JR 16 15 3.16 .255 6 3 91.0 88 49 32 26 62 0 5 0 0 2.57 6.13 

60 - 2005 Big 12 Baseball 

2004 Big 12 Conference Standings/Overall Game Statistics

HITS CL G H H/G 

Thigpen, Curtis UT JR 72 105 1.46 

Blair, Cameron TT JR 58 95 1.64 

Baty, Ryan KU SR 63 94 1.49 

Brady, Josh TT JR 61 94 1.54 

Sheldon, Ole OU JR 62 94 1.52 

Fields, Josh OS JR 62 88 1.42 

Pennington, Cliff TA SO 63 87 1.38 

Boggs, Austin TA FR 64 86 1.34 

Haney, Josh TT SR 61 85 1.39 

3 tied with 84 hit(s) 

HOME RUNS CL G HR HR/G 

Brady, Josh TT JR 61 20 .33 

Gordon, Alex NU SO 59 18 .31 

Metcalf, Travis KU JR 63 18 .29 

Ehlers, Cody MU SR 61 18 .30 

Mask, Michael TT JR 59 16 .27 

Ford, Josh BU JR 59 14 .24 

Blair, Cameron TT JR 58 14 .24 

Allen, Rod OS SR 59 12 .20 

Richardson, Sean KU JR 62 12 .19 

4 tied with 11 home run(s) 

TRIPLES CL G 3 B 3B/G 


Kirby, Scott OS SR 62 5 .08 

Haney, Josh TT SR 61 5 .08 

Delgado, Jose TT JR 61 5 .08 

Edwards, Madison TT JR 59 4 .07 

Boone, James MU SO 54 4 .07 

Price, Ritchie KU SO 63 4 .06 

Russ, Ryan UT SR 45 4 .09 

Pankratz, Mike BU SO 59 4 .07 

Pennington, Cliff TA SO 63 4 .06 

RUNS SCORED CL G R R/G 

Schindewolf, Erik TA SR 55 69 1.25 

Blair, Cameron TT JR 58 65 1.12 


Gordon, Alex NU SO 59 64 1.08 


Delgado, Jose TT JR 61 62 1.02 

Baty, Matt KU SO 60 62 1.03 

Pennington, Cliff TA SO 63 60 .95 

Mask, Michael TT JR 59 60 1.02 

2 tied with 57 run(s) scored 

DOUBLES CL G 2B 2B/G 

Thigpen, Curtis UT JR 72 28 .39 

Baty, Ryan KU SR 63 24 .38 



Fields, Josh OS JR 62 21 .34 


Sheldon, Ole OU JR 62 19 .31 



3 tied with 18 double(s) 

RUNS BATTED IN CL G RBI RBI/G 




Ehlers, Cody MU SR 61 71 1.16 


Richardson, Sean KU JR 62 69 1.11 

Patton, Cory TA SR 60 67 1.12 



Jaramillo, Jason OS JR 61 57 .93 

2004 Big 12 All Game Statistics 

STOLEN BASES CL G SB SB/G 


Stubbs, Drew UT FR 71 28 .39 

Fuller, Cody TT JR 60 27 .45 

Baty, Matt KU SO 60 26 .43 



Griffin, Michael BU JR 60 17 .28 

Blunt, Terry KS JR 56 16 .29 

Johnston, Seth UT JR 70 15 .21 

4 tied with 14 stolen base(s) 

TOTAL BASES C L G TB TB/G 


Ehlers, Cody MU SR 61 160 2.62 



Thigpen, Curtis UT JR 72 158 2.19 




Fields, Josh OS JR 62 141 2.27 

Metcalf, Travis KU JR 63 133 2.11 

WALKS CL G BB BB/G 



Fields, Josh OS JR 62 47 .76 


Blunt, Terry KS JR 56 45 .80 

Teagarden, Taylor UT SO 73 44 .60 

Schindewolf, Erik TA SR 55 43 .78 

Rallo, Ryan MU SR 60 42 .70 


Thigpen, Curtis UT JR 72 36 .50 

ON BASE % CL G AB H BB HBP SF OB% 

Gordon, Alex NU SO 59 211 77 47 10 4 .493 

Thigpen, Curtis UT JR 72 278 105 36 14 5 .465 

Fields, Josh OS JR 62 243 88 47 3 4 .465 

Ehlers, Cody MU SR 61 231 84 48 0 8 .460 

Delgado, Jose TT JR 61 231 70 49 10 1 .443 

Schindewolf, Erik TA SR 55 208 65 43 5 1 .440 

Laskowski, Lee MU SR 58 228 81 33 5 6 .438 

Price, Ritchie KU SO 63 248 84 27 18 2 .437 

Jaramillo, Jason OS JR 61 239 84 34 3 1 .437 

Blair, Cameron TT JR 58 256 95 29 5 6 .436 

SLUGGING % CL G AB H 2B 3BHR SLG% 


Ehlers, Cody MU SR 61 231 84 20 1 18 .693 

Brady, Josh TT JR 61 260 94 19 3 20 .688 

Mask, Michael TT JR 59 227 76 14 3 16 .634 


Haney, Josh TT SR 61 244 85 23 5 11 .619 

Metcalf, Travis KU JR 63 221 63 16 0 18 .602 


Ford, Josh BU JR 59 216 67 10 3 14 .579 

Patton, Cory TA SR 60 230 75 18 3 11 .574 

WINS CL G W L 

Howell, J.P. UT JR 24 15 2 

Grogan, Spencer OS JR 17 12 3 

Broshuis, Garrett MU JR 17 11 0 

Simmons, Justin UT SR 18 10 3 

Jackson, Zach TA JR 18 10 7 

LeCure, Sam UT SO 24 9 3 

Purcey, David OU JR 18 9 5 

Roberts, Mark OU SR 17 9 5 

4 tied with 8 victory(s) 

INNINGS PITCHED CL G IP IP/G 

Howell, J.P. UT JR 24 135.1 5.64 

Grogan, Spencer OS JR 17 131.0 7.71 

LeCure, Sam UT SO 24 123.0 5.12 

Roberts, Mark OU SR 17 121.1 7.14 

Jackson, Zach TA JR 18 120.2 6.70 

Purcey, David OU JR 18 118.2 6.59 

Broshuis, Garrett MU JR 17 114.0 6.71 

Torres, Carlos KS SR 16 113.2 7.10 

Knippschild, Ryan KU SR 20 111.1 5.57 

Hill, Danny MU SR 19 106.2 5.61 

STRIKEOUTS CL G S O SO/G 

Howell, J.P. UT JR 2 4 166 11.04 

Roberts, Mark OU SR 17 134 9.94 

Purcey, David OU JR 18 130 9.86 

Jackson, Zach TA JR 18 127 9.47 

LeCure, Sam UT SO 24 113 8.27 

Meyer, Jason TA FR 24 111 9.42 

Hill, Danny MU SR 19 94 7.93 

Braden, Dallas TT JR 17 93 8.48 

Broshuis, Garrett MU JR 17 91 7.18 

Ripley, Jim KS SR 13 90 10.95 

APPEARANCES CL App G S W L Sv 

Cody, Buck UT JR 40 0 1 2 2 

Cox, J. Brent UT SO 37 0 6 2 5 

McAuliff, Jarod OU JR 37 4 6 2 6 

McCutchen, Daniel OUJR 35 2 4 3 5 

Alexander, Mark MU SR 35 0 4 0 10 

Czyz, Don KU SO 33 1 2 1 2 

Street, Huston UT JR 31 0 6 1 12 

LaMotta, Ryan BU SO 29 0 2 5 3 

3 tied with 28 appearance(s) 

SAVES CL G Sv 

Street, Huston UT JR 31 12 

Alexander, Mark MU SR 35 10 

McAuliff, Jarod OU JR 37 6 

Petersen, Matt KS SO 21 5 

Cox, J. Brent UT SO 37 5 

Sillman, Mike NU SR 24 5 

McCutchen, Daniel OU JR 35 5 

Woody, Abe BU SO 28 5 

Rampy, Blake TA FR 20 4 

7 tied with 3 save(s) 

GAMES STARTED CL App G S W L Sv 

LeCure, Sam UT SO 24 23 9 3 0 

Howell, J.P. UT JR 24 20 15 2 1 

Hill, Danny MU SR 19 18 5 5 0 

Jackson, Zach TA JR 18 18 10 7 0 

Purcey, David OU JR 18 18 9 5 0 

Simmons, Justin UT SR 18 18 10 3 0 

Braden, Dallas TT JR 17 17 6 4 0 

Grogan, Spencer OS JR 17 17 12 3 0 

Broshuis, Garrett MU JR 17 17 11 0 0 

Roberts, Mark OU SR 17 17 9 5 0 

SHUTOUTS CL G S h O 

Jackson, Zach TA JR 18 3 

McCormick, Mark BU SO 11 1 

Meyer, Jason TA FR 24 1 

Kroenke, Zach NU SO 15 1 

Broshuis, Garrett MU JR 17 1 

Howell, J.P. UT JR 24 1 

Rew, Daniel OS SR 20 1 


COMPLETE GAMES CL App GS CG W L 

Grogan, Spencer OS JR 17 17 7 12 3 

Jackson, Zach TA JR 18 18 6 10 7 

Cowley, Thomas OS SO 20 12 4 8 3 

Howell, J.P. UT JR 24 20 4 15 2 

Broshuis, Garrett MU JR 17 17 2 11 0 

Knippschild, Ryan KU SR 20 16 2 7 8 

Thomas, Steven TT SR 19 14 2 3 8 

Kroenke, Zach NU SO 15 15 2 7 5 

Walker, Sean BU JR 15 15 2 4 6 

Torres, Carlos KS SR 16 15 2 6 7 

OPP. BATTING AVERAGE CL G AB H AVG. 

Howell, J.P. UT JR 24 478 90 .188 

Purcey, David OU JR 18 429 89 .207 

LeCure, Sam UT SO 24 455 97 .213 

Broshuis, Garrett MU JR 17 426 96 .225 

Roberts, Mark OU SR 17 464 106 .228 

Pekarek, Justin NU SR 18 286 66 .231 

Meyer, Jason TA FR 24 374 88 .235 

Kroenke, Zach NU SO 15 382 91 .238 

Cowley, Thomas OS SO 20 348 84 .241 

LaMotta, Ryan BU SO 29 231 57 .247 

TEAM FIELDING 

PO A E DP Pct 

Nebraska 1572 637 56 53 .975 

Texas 1989 845 76 69 .974 

Texas A & M 1687 666 65 55 .973 

Kansas 1631 685 67 57 .972 

Oklahoma 1682 677 71 54 .971 

Missouri 1681 726 75 57 .970 

Oklahoma State 1679 638 76 49 .968 

Texas Tech 1620 650 77 60 .967 

Baylor 1553 647 81 52 .964 

Kansas State 1521 597 81 58 .963 

TEAM GAME HIGHS 

Batting 

At bats: 4 5 vs Oklahoma Sooners (Mar 27, 2004) 

At bats: 72 - Texas (vs Kansas State, Apr 9, 2004) 

72 - Kansas State (vs Texas, Apr 9, 2004) 

Runs scored: 30 - Texas Tech (vs Harvard, Mar 6, 2004) 

Hits: 26 - Kansas (vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Mar 5, 2004) 

RBIs: 26 - Texas Tech (vs Harvard, Mar 6, 2004) 

Doubles: 7 - (4 games tied) 

Triples: 4 - Missouri (vs Chicago State, Mar 21, 2004) 

Home runs: 6 - Missouri (vs Coastal Carolina, Feb 21, 2004) 

6 - Kansas (vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Mar 5, 2004) 

6 - Texas Tech (vs TCU, Feb 29, 2004) 

Total bases: 52 - Kansas (vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Mar 5, 2004) 

Walks: 14 - Texas Tech (vs Kansas, May 2, 2004) 

14 - Texas Tech (vs Houston, Feb 14, 2004) 

Strikeouts: 19 - Kansas State (vs Texas, Apr 9, 2004) 

Sac hits: 5 - (4 games tied) 

Sac flies: 6 - Texas Tech (vs Campbell, Feb 5, 2004) 

Stolen bases: 10 - Texas Tech (vs Oklahoma, Apr 24, 2004) 

Caught stealing: 3 - Nebraska (vs Texas Tech, Apr 10, 2004) 

3 - Kansas (vs Oakland, Feb 24, 2004) 

3 - Oklahoma Sooners (vs Oklahoma State, May 1, 2004) 

Hit by pitch: 6 - Baylor (vs Vanderbilt, Mar 12, 2004) 

6 - Nebraska (vs UW-Milwaukee, Mar 30, 2004) 

Runners LOB: 22 - Texas (vs Kansas State, Apr 9, 2004) 

Hit into DP: 4 - (5 games tied) 

Fielding 

Putouts: 60 - Texas (vs Kansas State, Apr 9, 2004) 

60 - Kansas State (vs Texas, Apr 9, 2004) 

Assists: 30 - Texas (vs Kansas State, Apr 9, 2004) 

Errors: 6 - Texas A&M (vs Texas, May 27, 2004) 

6 - Kansas State (vs Wichita State, Mar 17, 2004) 

Passed balls: 3 - (4 games tied) 

DPs turned: 4 - (5 games tied) 


2004 Big 12 All Game Statistics and Superlatives 

Pitching 

Innings pitched: 20.0 - Texas (vs Kansas State, Apr 9, 2004) 

20.0 - Kansas State (vs Texas, Apr 9, 2004) 

Strikeouts: 19 - Texas (vs Kansas State, Apr 9, 2004) 

Wild pitches: 4 - (11 games tied) 

Hit batters: 5 - University of Texas (vs Oklahoma Sooners, Mar 21, 2004) 

5 - Oklahoma (vs Texas Tech, Apr 24, 2004) 

GAME HIGHS (BOTH TEAMS) 

Batting 

At bats: 144 - Texas vs Kansas State (Apr 9, 2004) 

Runs scored: 37 - Baylor vs Texas Tech (May 22, 2004) 

Hits: 35 - Texas vs Kansas State (Apr 9, 2004) 

35 - Nebraska vs Missouri (Apr 17, 2004) 

RBIs: 36 - Baylor vs Texas Tech (May 22, 2004) 

Doubles: 10 - Kansas vs Oklahoma State (Apr 18, 2004) 

Triples: 4 - Chicago State vs Missouri (Mar 21, 2004) 

Home runs: 8 - Texas Tech vs Kansas (May 1, 2004) 

Total bases: 67 - Baylor vs Texas Tech (May 22, 2004) 

Walks: 21 - Texas vs Kansas State (Apr 9, 2004) 

Strikeouts: 36 - Texas vs Kansas State (Apr 9, 2004) 

Sac hits: 6 - Texas vs Kansas State (Apr 10, 2004) 

Sac flies: 6 - Campbell vs Texas Tech (Feb 5, 2004) 

Stolen bases: 11 - Oklahoma vs Texas Tech (Apr 24, 2004) 

Caught stealing: 4 - Oklahoma State vs Oklahoma Sooners (May 1, 2004) 

Hit by pitch: 7 - University of Texas vs Oklahoma Sooners (Mar 21, 2004) 

7 - Oklahoma vs Texas Tech (Apr 24, 2004) 

Runners LOB: 42 - Texas vs Kansas State (Apr 9, 2004) 

Hit into DP: 5 - (5 games tied) 

Fielding 

Putouts: 120 - Texas vs Kansas State (Apr 9, 2004) 

Assists: 50 - Texas vs Kansas State (Apr 9, 2004) 

Errors: 8 - Texas vs Texas A&M (May 27, 2004) 

Passed balls: 3 - (4 games tied) 

DPs turned: 5 - Oklahoma vs Texas Tech (Apr 24, 2004) 

5 - Baylor vs Kansas State (May 1, 2004) 

5 - Kansas State vs Texas Tech (Apr 18, 2004) 

Pitching 

Innings pitched: 40.0 - Texas vs Kansas State (Apr 9, 2004) 

Strikeouts: 36 - Texas vs Kansas State (Apr 9, 2004) 

Wild pitches: 5 - Kansas State vs Oklahoma Sooners (May 7, 2004) 

Hit batters: 7 - Oklahoma vs Texas Tech (Apr 24, 2004) 

7 - University of Texas vs Oklahoma Sooners (Mar 21, 2004) 

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS 

Batting 

At bats: 9 - (4 players tied) 

Runs scored: 5 - (4 players tied) 

Hits: 6 - Price, R., Kansas (vs Oakland, Feb 26, 2004) 

RBIs: 7 - (5 players tied) 

Doubles: 3 - (4 players tied) 

Triples: 2 - Russ, Texas (vs San Diego State, Feb 29, 2004) 

2 - Harris, Texas (vs Rice, Mar 2, 2004) 

2 - Davis, Missouri (vs Chicago State, Mar 21, 2004) 

Home runs: 3 - Flanders, Missouri (vs Coastal Carolina, Feb 21, 2004) 

3 - Mask, Texas Tech (vs Harvard, Mar 6, 2004) 

Total bases: 13 - Flanders, Missouri (vs Coastal Carolina, Feb 21, 2004) 

Walks: 4 - Stinson, Texas A&M (vs Texas, May 21, 2004) 

4 - Thornton, E., Oklahoma Sooners (vs SE Missouri State, Feb 21, 2004) 

4 - Brady, Texas Tech (vs Oklahoma, Apr 24, 2004) 

Strikeouts: 5 - Stubbs, Texas (vs Cal State Fullerton, Jun 26, 2004) 

Sac hits: 3 - Kainer, Texas (vs Kansas State, Apr 10, 2004) 

3 - Mullinax, J., Nebraska (vs New Mexico, Feb 21, 2004) 

3 - Long, Jason, Kansas State (vs Friends, Mar 2, 2004) 

Sac flies: 2 - (9 players tied) 

Stolen bases: 3 - (8 players tied) 

Caught stealing: 2 - (5 players tied) 

Hit by pitch: 3 - (5 players tied) 

Runners LOB: 8 - Allen, Oklahoma State (vs Furman, Feb 20, 2004) 

Fielding 

Putouts: 21 - Ehlers, Missouri (vs Wake Forest, Mar 12, 2004) 

Assists: 9 - Hollimon, Texas (vs Kansas State, Apr 9, 2004) 

9 - Rohlinger, R, Oklahoma Sooners (vs Oklahoma State, May 1, 2004) 

9 - Blair, Texas Tech (vs Kansas State, Apr 16, 2004) 

Errors: 3 - (5 players tied) 

Passed balls: 3 - Dillon, Baylor (vs Oklahoma Sooners, Mar 27, 2004) 

3 - Bullock, Baylor (vs Oklahoma State, Apr 11, 2004) 

3 - Richardson, Kansas (vs Oakland, Feb 24, 2004) 

Pitching 

Innings pitched: 10.0 - Richmond, Oklahoma State (vs Kansas, Apr 18, 2004) 

Strikeouts: 14 - Jackson, Zac, Texas A & M (vs Texas Tech, Mar 27, 2004) 

14 - Howell, Texas (vs N.C. State, May 15, 2004) 

Wild pitches: 4 - Ripley, Jim, Kansas State (vs Michigan State, Mar 22, 2004) 

Hit batters: 3 - (9 players tied)

2004 Big 12 Conference Only Game Statistics 

TEAM BATTING 


Baylor 25 .321 .392 .508 896 172 288 48 10 33 160 94 191 20 29 10 12 

Oklahoma State 26 .303 .379 .424 924 172 280 52 3 18 149 93 165 17 22 28 6 

Texas Tech 26 .294 .390 .456 899 194 264 42 10 28 185 121 183 66 75 17 14 

Missouri 26 .285 .379 .425 863 148 246 41 7 22 135 116 171 10 16 17 14 

Texas 26 .282 .364 .406 895 153 252 46 4 19 134 99 176 29 41 40 12 

Oklahoma 27 .281 .367 .400 942 173 265 43 6 19 145 100 183 29 45 28 9 

Texas A & M 26 .280 .360 .432 878 151 246 45 8 24 135 98 123 13 22 17 9 

Kansas 26 .273 .348 .437 901 136 246 44 4 32 130 87 190 9 18 11 5 

Nebraska 27 .258 .339 .402 889 132 229 48 4 24 123 84 195 19 28 23 4 

Kansas State 27 .214 .297 .283 902 76 193 38 3 6 66 93 194 17 22 24 5 

TEAM PITCHING 


Texas 26 2.82 .227 19 7 239.0 199 86 75 73 207 2 14 3 11 2.75 7.79 

Oklahoma 27 3.91 .246 19 8 246.1 230 127 107 100 226 0 19 0 7 3.65 8.26 

Nebraska 27 4.40 .290 11 16 235.0 267 135 115 78 162 3 18 3 5 2.99 6.20 

Baylor 25 4.66 .265 13 12 216.1 224 155 112 99 162 2 21 1 3 4.12 6.74 

Texas A & M 26 4.73 .266 14 12 228.1 229 132 120 104 210 5 11 3 4 4.10 8.28 

Oklahoma State 26 4.76 .299 15 11 236.1 276 151 125 83 167 7 29 0 2 3.16 6.36 

Texas Tech 26 4.83 .284 17 9 229.0 252 147 123 88 146 2 30 1 6 3.46 5.74 

Missouri 26 4.85 .276 12 14 224.2 237 147 121 93 158 1 22 2 3 3.73 6.33 

Kansas 26 6.74 .309 7 19 225.2 277 203 169 129 138 1 28 0 2 5.14 5.50 

Kansas State 27 7.37 .323 4 23 243.0 318 224 199 138 195 2 33 0 1 5.11 7.22 


Min 2.5 AB/Team game 

CL G Avg OBpct Slug AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SBA S SF 

Brees, Reid BU JR 25 .404 .455 . 646 99 21 40 14 2 2 16 8 21 0 0 0 1 

Sheldon, Ole OU JR 27 .390 .417 .517 118 23 46 10 1 1 27 5 8 1 2 0 2 

Laskowski, Lee MU SR 26 .381 .470 .536 97 17 37 4 1 3 16 14 7 3 3 1 2 

Blair, Cameron TT JR 26 .373 .442 .664 110 29 41 8 0 8 31 13 13 11 13 0 3 

Patton, Cory TA SR 25 .372 .468 .713 94 21 35 4 2 8 26 15 10 0 1 0 0 

Brady, Josh TT JR 26 .358 .433 .633 109 21 39 8 2 6 36 15 23 13 14 0 2 

Ford, Josh BU JR 25 .354 .434 .719 96 20 34 4 2 9 22 10 23 0 0 2 2 

Kainer, Carson UT FR 24 .354 .411 .500 82 18 29 6 0 2 10 6 11 3 3 5 0 

Jaramillo, Jason OS JR 26 .350 .417 .447 103 20 36 4 0 2 19 10 11 0 0 1 0 

Fuller, Cody TT JR 26 .346 .480 .474 78 17 27 5 1 1 25 13 11 16 19 4 1 



Player CL G GS ERA BAvg W-L IP H R ER BB SO CG HR ShO SV BB/9 SO/9 

Howell, J.P. UT JR 9 9 2.17 .178 8-0 58.0 36 15 14 22 68 1 4 0 0 3.41 10.55 

LeCure, Sam UT SO 10 9 2.25 .223 3-1 52.0 44 19 13 11 46 1 3 0 0 1.90 7.96 

Meyer, Jason TA FR 10 8 2.52 .235 4-2 64.1 53 19 18 25 68 1 1 1 1 3.50 9.51 

Pekarek, Justin NU SR 8 3 2.54 .243 2-1 28.1 28 13 8 7 26 0 1 0 0 2.22 8.26 

Gerstner, Corey TT SR 13 0 2.60 .287 7-1 34.2 37 11 10 5 25 0 1 0 3 1.30 6.49 

Grogan, Spencer OS JR 8 8 2.69 .299 6-1 70.1 81 25 21 10 46 5 3 0 0 1.28 5.89 

McCutchen, Daniel OU JR 15 1 2.86 .239 2-2 28.1 26 10 9 6 28 0 1 0 3 1.91 8.89 

Taylor, Trey BU JR 8 8 3.13 .236 3-0 46.0 42 30 16 14 34 0 3 0 0 2.74 6.65 

Broshuis, Garrett MU JR 8 8 3.15 .227 4-0 54.1 46 25 19 15 43 1 1 1 0 2.48 7.12 

Kroenke, Zach NU SO 9 9 3.38 .248 4-4 64.0 58 27 24 17 37 2 3 1 0 2.39 5.20 


HITS CL G H H/G 



Brees, Reid BU JR 25 40 1.60 


Raley, Russell OU SO 27 37 1.37 

Laskowski, Lee MU SR 26 37 1.42 


Jaramillo, Jason OS JR 26 36 1.38 

4 tied with 35 hit(s) 

HOME RUNS CL G HR HR/G 

Ford, Josh BU JR 25 9 .36 



Patton, Cory TA SR 25 8 .32 

Richardson, Sean KU JR 26 8 .31 

Baty, Ryan KU SR 26 7 .27 




5 tied with 5 home run(s) 

TRIPLES CL G 3 B 3B/G 


Boone, James MU SO 23 3 .13 

Pankratz, Mike BU SO 24 3 .13 


8 tied with 2 triple(s) 

RUNS SCORED CL G R R/G 

Blair, Cameron TT JR 26 29 1.12 

Raley, Russell OU SO 27 25 .93 

Rohlinger, Ryan OU SO 26 24 .92 





4 tied with 22 run(s) scored 

DOUBLES CL G 2B 2B/G 

Brees, Reid BU JR 25 14 .56 


Mavroulis, Coby TA SO 26 9 .35 

9 tied with 8 double(s) 

RUNS BATTED IN CL G RBI RBI/G 



Reynolds, Kyle BU SO 25 28 1.12 


Patton, Cory TA SR 25 26 1.04 

Griffin, Michael BU JR 25 25 1.00 


Richardson, Sean KU JR 26 25 .96 




2004 Big 12 Conference Only Game Statistics 

STOLEN BASES CL G S B SB/G 




Stubbs, Drew UT FR 24 10 .42 


Edwards, Madison TT JR 26 8 .31 

Allen, Rod OS SR 26 7 .27 

Boyer, Jesse NU JR 26 6 .23 

Shockey, Colin NU JR 27 6 .22 

4 tied with 5 stolen base(s) 

TOTAL BASES CL G TB TB/G 


Griffin, Michael BU JR 25 70 2.80 


Ford, Josh BU JR 25 69 2.76 

Patton, Cory TA SR 25 67 2.68 

Brees, Reid BU JR 25 64 2.56 


4 tied with 61 total base(s) 

WALKS CL G BB BB/G 

Delgado, Jose TT 26 20 .77 

Fields, Josh OS 26 19 .73 

Stinson, Craig TA 26 17 .65 

Metcalf, Travis KU 26 17 .65 

Ehlers, Cody MU 26 16 .62 

Rallo, Ryan MU 26 16 .62 

Gutierrez, Chris OS 26 16 .62 

7 tied with 15 walk(s) 

WINS CL G W L 

Howell, J.P. UT JR 9 8 0 

Gerstner, Corey TT SR 13 7 1 

Grogan, Spencer OS JR 8 6 1 

Purcey, David OU JR 9 5 2 

Cowley, Thomas OS SO 9 5 3 

Jackson, Zach TA JR 9 5 4 

8 tied with 4 victory(s) 

INNINGS PITCHED CL G IP IP/G 

Grogan, Spencer OS JR 8 70.1 8.79 

Torres, Carlos KS SR 9 68.2 7.63 

Roberts, Mark OU SR 9 65.2 7.30 

Jackson, Zach TA JR 9 65.2 7.30 

Meyer, Jason TA FR 10 64.1 6.43 

Kroenke, Zach NU SO 9 64.0 7.11 

Purcey, David OU JR 9 62.0 6.89 

Knippschild, Ryan KUSR 9 58.0 6.44 

Howell, J.P. UT JR 9 58.0 6.44 

Walker, Sean BU JR 9 56.0 6.22 

STRIKEOUTS CL G S O SO/G 

Jackson, Zach TA JR 9 76 10.42 

Meyer, Jason TA FR 10 68 9.51 

Howell, J.P. UT JR 9 68 10.55 

Roberts, Mark OU SR 9 64 8.77 

Purcey, David OU JR 9 64 9.29 

Ripley, Jim KS SR 9 62 10.73 

Grogan, Spencer OS JR 8 46 5.89 

LeCure, Sam UT SO 10 46 7.96 

Cowley, Thomas OS SO 9 45 7.45 

Torres, Carlos KS SR 9 44 5.77 

APPEARANCES CL App G S W L Sv 

Alexander, Mark MU SR 17 0 2 0 3 

Cox, J. Brent UT SO 16 0 1 1 4 

McCutchen, Daniel OU JR 1 5 1 2 2 3 

Czyz, Don KU SO 15 0 0 1 2 

McAuliff, Jarod OU JR 15 2 4 1 3 

Woody, Abe BU SO 14 0 4 1 3 

Cody, Buck UT JR 14 0 0 1 1 

Gerstner, Corey TT SR 13 0 7 1 3 

Parker, Taylor MU SO 13 0 1 3 0 

LaMotta, Ryan BU SO 12 0 0 4 0 

SAVES CL G Sv 

Street, Huston UT JR 11 6 

Cox, J. Brent UT SO 16 4 

Gerstner, Corey TT SR 13 3 

Woody, Abe BU SO 14 3 

McAuliff, Jarod OU JR 15 3 

McCutchen, Daniel OU JR 1 5 3 

Alexander, Mark MU SR 17 3 

Sillman, Mike NU SR 10 3 

3 tied with 2 save(s) 

GAMES STARTED CL App G S W L Sv 

15 tied with 9 game(s) started 

SHUTOUTS CL G S h O 

Jackson, Zach TA JR 9 2 

Meyer, Jason TA FR 10 1 

Kroenke, Zach NU SO 9 1 

Broshuis, Garrett MU JR 8 1 

McCormick, Mark BU SO 4 1 

ON BASE % CL G AB H BB HBP SF OB% 

Fuller, Cody TT JR 26 78 27 13 8 1 .480 

Laskowski, Lee MU SR 26 97 37 14 4 2 .470 


Brees, Reid BU JR 25 99 40 8 2 1 .455 

Delgado, Jose TT JR 26 93 29 20 3 1 .444 



Ford, Josh BU JR 25 96 34 10 5 2 .434 


Rallo, Ryan MU SR 26 95 31 16 2 2 .426 

SLUGGING % CL G AB H 2B 3B HR S% 

Ford, Josh BU JR 25 96 34 4 2 9 .719 



Brees, Reid BU JR 25 99 40 14 2 2 .646 


Richardson, Sean KUJR 26 98 31 6 0 8 .622 

Griffin, Michael BU JR 25 114 35 8 0 9 .614 


Rallo, Ryan MU SR 26 95 31 6 1 5 .568 

Ehlers, Cody MU SR 26 95 32 4 0 6 .568

Big 12 Conference and 2004 National Baseball Polls 

(Order listed is COLLEGIATE BASEBALL, BASEBALL AMERICA, ESPN/USA BASEBALL WEEKLY polls) 

Preseason Pre Feb. 9 Feb. 16 Feb. 23 Mar. 1 Mar. 8 Mar. 15 Mar. 22 

1. Rice 1-1-1 1-1-1 2-1-1 5-2-2 4-2-2 6-4-3 7-5-3 10-6-4 

2. Miami (Fla.) 2-3-2 2-3-2 3-3-4 8-4-4 8-6-8 7-6-7 6-6-7 8-5-6 

3. LSU 3-2-3 3-2-3 4-2-5 1-3-5 1-3-4 1-5-5 1-4-5 1-3-3 

4. Georgia Tech 4-5-7 4-5-6 5-5-6 3-5-6 17-13-12 22-17-18 /-/-/ /-/-/ 

5. Texas 5-8-6 5-6-5 1-6-2 4-6-3 3-4-3 3-2-1 3-2-1 3-2-1 

6. Stanford 6-6-4 6-4-4 6-4-3 2-1-1 2-1-1 2-1-2 2-1-2 2-1-2 

7. Arizona State 7-18-10 7-16-7 7-16-7 7-12-7 6-10-6 5-8-6 5-8-6 9-9-8 

8. Cal State Fullerton 8-4-5 8-8-10 15-14-7 20-13-18 /-17-20 /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 

9. Wichita State 9-14-14 9-14-13 9-15-15 9-14-13 9-15-13 9-13-11 9-13-11 7-11-10 

10. Notre Dame 10-19-17 10-19-16 10-19-16 10-19-12 7-11-9 8-14-10 8-12-9 6-13-11 

11. Baylor 11-13-11 11-13-11 11-12-12 /-15-20 /-25-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 

12. Long Beach State 12-9-9 12-9-9 12-8-9 11-8-9 10-7-7 11-9-8 15-10-10 11-7-7 

13. Tulane 13-10-12 13-10-12 13-9-10 13-9-10 13-8-10 16-11-12 17-14-16 20-12-18 

14. South Carolina 14-7-8 14-7-8 8-7-8 6-7-8 5-5-5 4-3-4 2-3-4 4-4-5 

15. Florida 15-20-20 15-20-19 19-20-21 21-22-25 19-22-23 14-16-16 12-16-15 14-17-15 

16. Southern California 16-/-22 16-/-21 20-/-23 /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 

17. Clemson 17-11-13 17-11-14 17-11-14 17-11-11 /-18-25 /-25-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 

18. Auburn 18-12-15 18-12-15 18-10-13 15-10-14 14-19-11 12-7-9 10-7-8 17-14-13 

19. Florida Atlantic 19-23-24 19-22-23 16-22-19 12-21-16 11-20-15 10-15-13 14-15-14 22-22-19 

20. Nebraska 20-24-21 20-23-20 21-23-20 16-23-17 15-23-14 20-/-19 23-25-21 18-20-17 

21. North Carolina 21-22-16 21-17-18 22-17-18 18-17-15 /-/-/ 25-/-/ 25-/-/ 16-24-21 

22. Arizona 22-16-19 22-15-17 14-13-11 19-16-19 /-16-21 /-19-22 /-17-23 /-/-/ 

23. Washington 23-/-/ 23-/-/ 23-/-/ 22-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 

24. Florida State 24-22-18 24-25-24 24-25-25 23-25-22 23-/-22 19-24-21 16-20-18 12-15-14 

25. Minnesota 25-/-/ 25-/-/ 25-/-/ 25-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 

Mississippi /-17-23 /-18-22 /-18-22 /-18-21 21-12-18 15-10-15 11-11-13 5-8-9 

Texas A&M /-21-/ /-21-/ /-21-/ 14-20-23 12-14-16 13-12-14 13-9-12 15-10-12 

N.C. State /-25-25 /-24-25 /-24-25 24-24-/ 22-24-19 23-/-20 18-/-17 21-/-23 

Lamar /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 24-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 

Oklahoma /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 16-19-17 21-20-17 /-/-23 /-/-/ 

East Carolina /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 18-21-24 24-23-/ 24-18-22 25-18-22 

Oregon State /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 20-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 

Mississippi State /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 24-/-/ 17-22-25 21-24-23 24-/-25 

UC Irvine /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 15-/-/ 18-18-23 22-23-/ 19-19-/ 

Southern Miss /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-21-24 /-21-19 23-16-16 

Tennessee /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 19-/-/ 13-21-20 

Virginia /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 20-19-20 /-25-/ 

Vanderbilt /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-22-/ /-/-/ 

UCF /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-23-/ 

Georgia /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-24 



2004 National Baseball Polls 


Mar. 29 Apr. 5 Apr. 12 Apr. 19 Apr. 26 May 3 May 10 May 17 

1. Stanford 1-1-1 1-1-2 2-2-2 2-2-2 2-2-2 1-1-1 2-2-2t 1-1-1 

2. LSU 2-3-3 2-3-3 12-7-9 8-7-8 6-6-6 5-5-5 7-5-5 9-4-5 

3. Texas 3-2-2 3-2-1 1-1-1 1-1-1 1-1-1 2-2-2 1-1-1 2-2-3 

4. Mississippi 4-8-7 5-8-6 9-8-7 7-6-6 16-9-12 18-12-14t 18-11-12 12-9-10 

5. Notre Dame 5-12-9 4-9-9 4-9-8 4-8-7 8-11-11 8-10-12 8-10-11 6-10-11 

6. Miami (Fla.) 6-5-5 7-5-5 5-4-4 5-4-4 4-4-5 4-4-4 3-3-2t 5-6-4 

7. Rice 7-4-4 6-4-4 3-3-3 3-3-3 3-3-3 3-3-3 4-4-4 3-3-2 

8. Florida 8-16-13 17-24-19 19-/-20 21-/-19 13-21-15 10-11-10 6-9-10 18-13-15 

9. North Carolina 9-20-18 8-14-13 10-20-17 18-25-20 18-25-16 15-25-16 16-/-/16 19-25-14 

10. Florida State 10-21-19 13-21-21 14-25-22 12-/-/ 24-/-/ 24-/-/ /-/-/ 22-/-25 

11. South Carolina 11-6-6 9-6-7 13-6-6 22-10-9 22-8-7 20-7-6 21-7-7 16-5-6 

12. UC Irvine 12-17-21 10-16-20 7-14-19 9-16-23 15-14-24 /-22-25 /-21-23t /-/-/ 

13. Long Beach State 13-7-8 11-7-8 8-5-5 6-5-5 5-5-4 11-9-8 9-8-6 11-8-8 

14. Wichita State 14-10-12 12-10-10 11-11-10 11-12-10 7-10-8 12-17-12 24-/-17 25-/-18 

15. Auburn 15-13-11 16-18-14 16-16-12 13-14-11 19-18-13 /-/-20 /-/-22 /-/-/ 

16. Tennessee 16-24-23 14-20-18 6-17-11 10-21-15 17-23-17 22-/-21 /-/-25 /-/-/ 

17. Arizona State 17-14-10 21-23-15 /-/-21 /-/-18 /-/-18 17-20-14t 17-19-14 17-19-13 

18. Texas A&M 18-9-14 /-15-17 /-13-14 /-17-14 /-16-10 /-14-9 /-14-9 /-15-9 

19. Tulane 19-11-16 22-12-16 15-10-16 /-18-21 20-13-14 23-13-13 25-13-13 24-11-12 

20. Nebraska 20-19-17 15-13-12 17-1915 20-22-16 /-/-19 /-/-22 /-/-23t /-/-/ 

21. Southern Miss 21-15-15 18-11-11 20-12-13 23-11-13 /-20-20 /-18-19 /-17-18 /-17-16t 

22. N.C. State 22-/-24 24-/-/ 24-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 

23. Florida Atlantic 23-22-20 /-/-24 /-/-25 /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 

24. UCF 24-23-/ 19-19-23 /-/-/ 25-23-/ /-24-/ /-24-/ 19-23-/ 20-24-/ 

25. Coll. of Charleston 25-/-/ 20-/-/ 22-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 

East Carolina /-18-22 /-17-22 /-15-18 16-9-12 9-7-9 6-6-7 5-6-8 4-7-7 

Vanderbilt /-25-25 /-25-/ /-22-/ /-24-/ /-/-/ /-/-24 /-/-/ /-/-/ 

Clemson /-/-/ 23-/-/ /-/-/ 17-/-/ 11-22-25 13-/-/ 20-/-/ /-/-/ 

Georgia /-/-/ 25-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 19-/-/ 12-24-/ 8-23-23 

Oklahoma /-/-/ /-22-/ 25-18-/ 24-13-25 25-15-/ /-19-/ 23-18-/ 21-18-/ 

Washington /-/-/ /-/-25 /-/-/ /-/-/ 21-/-/ 16-21-/ 13-15-21 13-14-21 

Arkansas /-/-/ /-/-/ 18-21-24 19-20-25 12-12-22 9-8-17 11-12-15 15-12-19 

Oral Roberts /-/-/ /-/-/ 21-24-/ 14-19-22 14-19-23 14-16-23 14-16-20 14-16-20 

Virginia /-/-/ /-/-/ 23-23-23 15-15-17 10-17-21 7-15-18 10-20-19 7-20-16t 

Georgia Tech /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 23-/-/ 21-/-/ 15-25-/ 10-21-22 

Oklahoma State /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 25-23-/ 22-22-/ /-/-/ 

Cal State Fullerton /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 23-22-24

2004 National Baseball Polls 


May 24 May 31 June 7* June 14* June 29 

1. Texas 1-1-1 3-3-2 2-2-2 2-2-2 2-2-2 

2. Stanford 2-2-2 2-1-1 11-7-6 9-9-12 9-9-13 

3. Miami (Fla.) 3-4-3 1-2-3 1-1-1 1-1-1 5-4-4 

4. East Carolina 4-6-6 7-8-7 10-5-3 13-8-10 13-8-9t 

5. Georgia Tech 5-10-17 5-7-10 3-4-5 11-10-11 11-10-12 

6. Rice 6-5-4 4-4-4 12-11-7 10-11-13 10-11-11 

7. Virginia 7-18-13 8-23-18 20-24-21 20-24-22 20-24-21 

8. Notre Dame 8-7-9 6-5-6 19-14-13 19-15-14 19-15-19 

9. Arkansas 9-8-14t 9-10-11 4-8-10 3-5-6 7-6-7t 

10. Georgia 10-11-18 10-11-20 7-9-12 5-6-7 4-5-5 

11. LSU 11-3-5 12-12-8 8-10-8 6-7-4 8-7-6 

12. Mississippi 12-13-12 14-15-13 24-23-/ 21-23-/ 24-23-25 

13. Washington 13-20-24 11-14-21 21-20-23 24-21-23 21-21-23 

14. Oral Roberts 14-15-22 15-13-22 22-17-22 22-18-21 22-18-/ 

15. Arizona State 15-16-8 18-17-9 23-22-/ 23-22-/ 23-22-20 

16. Cal State Fullerton 16-9-19 13-9-16 5-6-9 4-4-5 1-1-1 

17. Long Beach State 17-14-11 19-18-12 6-13-11 12-13-9 12-13-9t 

18. South Carolina 18-12-7 16-6-5 9-3-4 7-3-3 3-3-3 

19. Florida State 19-/-25 17-16-17 13-12-16 14-14-17 14-14-14 

20. UCF 20-25-/ 20-/-/ 25-25 25-/-25 25-/-/ 

21. Oklahoma 21-17-/ 21-20-/ /-25-/ /-25-/ /-25-/ 

22. Clemson 22-/-/ 22-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 

23. North Carolina 23-/-20 23-/-19 /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 

24. Wichita State 24-/-14t 24-25-15 /-20-/ /-/-/ /-/-22 

25. Florida 25-21-21 21-/-24 17-16-15 18-16-16 18-16-16 

Tulane /-19-16 /-/-25 14-18-14 15-19-15 15-19-17 

Texas Tech /-22-/ /-/-/ /-24-/ /-/-24 /-/-/ 

Texas A&M /-23-10 /-/-14 15-19-17 16-20-/ 16-20-15 

Southern Miss /-24-23 25-22-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 

Vanderbilt /-/-/ /-19-23 16-19 17-17-19 17-17-18 

Oklahoma State /-/-/ /-24-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ /-/-/ 

Arizona /-/-/ /-/-/ 18-21-18 8-12-8 6-12-7t 

*NCBWA poll listed third for June 7-14 surveys. 


2004 Phillips 66 Big 12 Players of Week 

Feb. 10—1B Josh Brady, Texas Tech; P Huston Street, Texas 

Feb. 17—2B Seth Johnston, Texas; P Cory VanAllen, Baylor; P David Purcey, Oklahoma; P 

Zach Jackson, Oklahoma 

Feb. 24—SS Cliff Pennington, Texas A&M; P Justin Moore, Texas A&M 

Mar. 2—3B Austin Boggs, Texas A&M; P Daniel Rew, Oklahoma State; P Sam LeCure, 

Texas 

Mar. 9—OF Michael Mask, Texas Tech; P Jim Ripley, Kansas State; P J.P. Howell, Texas 

Mar. 16-OF James Boone, Missouri; P J.P. Howell, Texas 

Mar. 23-DH Josh Ford, Baylor; OF Madison Edwards, Texas Tech; P Mark McCormick, 

Baylor 

Mar. 30-OF Steve Murphy, Kansas State; P Jarod McAuliff, Oklahoma; P Spencer Grogan, 

Oklahoma State 

Apr. 6-3B Michael Griffin, Baylor; 1B Ole Sheldon, Oklahoma; P Zach Kroenke, Nebraska 

Apr. 13-1B Josh Brady, Texas Tech; P Sam LeCure, Texas; P Zach Jackson, Texas A&M 

Apr. 20-1B Curtis Ledbetter, Nebraska; OF Ty Wright, Oklahoma State; P J.P. Howell, Texas 

Apr. 27-C Taylor Teagarden, Texas; P Jason Meyer, Texas A&M 

May 4-SS Cameron Blair, Texas Tech; P Garrett Broshuis, Missouri, Zach Jackson, Texas 

A&M 

May 11-DH Eric Thornton, Oklahoma; P Mark Alexander, Missouri 

May 18-2B Paul Witt, Baylor; 1B Ole Sheldon, Oklahoma; P Corey Gerstner, Texas Tech 

May 24-DH Josh Ford, Baylor, OF Cory Patton, Texas A&M; P Justin Pekarek, Nebraska; P 

Mark Roberts, Oklahoma 

USA TODAY Sports Weekly All-America 

First Team 

3B Alex Gordon, Nebraska 

P J.P. Howell, Texas 

Second Team 

1B Josh Brady, Texas Tech 

LOUISVILLE SLUGGER/TPX COLLEGIATE BASEBALL ALL-AMERICA 

First Team 



Third Team 

P Jason Meyer, Texas A&M 

P Huston Street, Texas 

SS Cameron Blair, Texas Tech 

NCBWA All-America 

First Team 




Second Team 


P Spencer Grogan, Oklahoma State 

Third Team 

P Garrett Broshuis, Missouri 

BASEBALL AMERICA All-America 

First Team 



Second Team 



ABCA All-America 

First Team 





Third Team 

C Jason Jaramillo, Oklahoma State 

SS Cameron Blair, Texas Tech 

OF Cory Patton, Texas A&M 


2004 Big 12 Honors 

COLLEGEBASEBALLINSIDER.com All-America 

First Team 


DH Josh Brady, Texas Tech 



Second Team 

P Sam LeCure. Texas 


LOUISVILLE SLUGGER COLLEGIATE BASEBALL Freshman All-America 


P Kyle McCulloch, Texas 

3B Austin Boggs, Texas A&M 

OF Drew Stubbs, Texas 

OF Carson Kainer, Texas 

BASEBALL AMERICA Freshman All-America 

First Team 

OF Drew Stubbs, Texas 


Second Team 

3B Austin Boggs, Texas A&M 

CoSIDA Academic All-America 

First Team 


Johnny Bench Award Watch List 

C Brad Flanders, Missouri 

C John Grose, Nebraska 


C Taylor Teagarden, Texas 

Semifinalists 

Jaramillo, OSU; Teagarden, UT 

Roger Clemens Award Watch List 

P Zane Carlson, Baylor 

P Mark McCormick, Baylor 

P Jim Ripley, Kansas State 

P David Purcey, Oklahoma 




Finalist 


Golden Spikes Award Initial Watch List 





Dick Howser Trophy Semifinalists 






Finalists 

Gordon, NU; Howell, UT 

CoSIDA Academic All-District VI 

3B-OF Michael Griffin, Baylor 

CoSIDA Academic All-District VII 


OF Daniel Bruce, Nebraska

2003 Big 12 Conference Standings 


Nebraska 20-7 .731 47-18 .723 3-2 L1 

Texas A&M 19-8 .704 45-19 .703 2-3 L2 

Texas 19-8 .704 50-20 .714 3-2 L1 

Missouri 15-11 .577 36-22 .621 3-2 L1 

Baylor 15-12 .556 45-23 .662 3-2 L2 

Oklahoma State 14-13 .519 34-24 .586 2-3 L2 

Oklahoma 10-17 .370 23-31 .426 2-3 L1 

Kansas 9-18 .333 35-28 .556 1-4 L3 

Texas Tech 8-18 .308 30-25 .545 3-2 L1 

Kansas State 5-22 .185 15-37 .288 2-3 W1 

NCAA Lincoln Regional: Nebraska 16, Eastern Michigan 11; SMS 4, Nebraska 2; Nebraska 18, Eastern Michigan 2; Nebraska 9, SMS 5; 

SMS 7, Nebraska 0. Austin Regional: Texas 7, Bucknell 0; Texas 7, Lamar 3; Lamar 6, Texas 2; Texas 6, Lamar 3. College Station 

Regional: Texas A&M 6, Oral Roberts 3; Texas A&M 16, Alabama 5; Houston 7, Texas A&M 6; Houston 7, Texas A&M 6 (10 inn.). 

Hattiesburg Regional: Baylor 7, Murray State 6; Baylor 10, Southern U. 3; Baylor 3, Southern Mississippi 2. Starkville Regional: North 

Carolina 4, Missouri 3 (11 inn.); Missouri 13, Middle Tennessee 7; Mississippi State 10, Missouri 5. NCAA Baton Rouge Super Regional: 

Baylor 4, LSU 1; LSU 6, Baylor 5; LSU 20, Baylor 5. NCAA Tallahassee Super Regional: Texas 8, Florida State 3; Texas 6, Florida State 5. 

NCAA World Series: Texas 13, Miami (Fla.) 2; Rice 12, Texas 2; Texas 5, Miami (Fla.) 4; Rice 5, Texas 4 (t-3 rd ). 

TEAM BATTING 


Baylor 68 .326 .397 .514 2522 545 823 167 29 83 512 254 398 44 64 25 30 


Texas Tech 55 .316 .404 .444 1944 420 615 97 19 38 377 252 289 104 139 32 25 

Kansas 63 .309 .378 .466 2179 416 674 127 20 58 369 202 429 80 110 50 29 

Missouri 58 .307 .409 .444 2002 482 614 103 17 46 421 298 352 81 115 27 37 

Nebraska 65 .304 .400 .467 2230 484 677 106 15 76 441 271 367 91 131 64 26 

Texas 70 .303 .390 .467 2339 486 709 136 37 58 439 286 444 121 157 97 31 

Texas A&M 64 .303 .377 .455 2188 417 663 136 10 59 377 211 330 52 78 36 25 

Kansas State 52 .282 .357 .405 1834 295 517 90 8 40 269 188 365 28 42 21 20 

Oklahoma 54 .275 .352 .408 1845 303 508 103 14 38 276 192 356 91 115 40 22 

TEAM PITCHING 


Texas 70 3.50 .252 50 20 627.2 601 299 244 194 480 4 39 3 18 2.78 6.88 

Nebraska 65 3.79 .259 47 18 574.2 565 291 242 164 469 9 49 5 17 2.57 7.35 

Texas A&M 64 4.05 .274 45 19 555.2 595 302 250 187 471 4 35 2 20 3.03 7.63 

Baylor 68 4.49 .249 45 23 610.0 585 381 304 267 530 4 49 3 18 3.94 7.82 

Oklahoma State 58 4.68 .287 34 24 503.2 564 329 262 231 378 2 40 1 10 4.13 6.75 

Missouri 58 5.07 .280 36 22 506.0 565 348 285 158 426 2 55 4 12 2.81 7.58 

Oklahoma 54 5.17 .285 23 31 470.0 538 331 270 177 356 3 47 1 12 3.39 6.82 

Kansas 63 5.27 .293 35 28 541.2 627 361 317 202 364 11 41 2 11 3.36 6.05 

Texas Tech 55 5.55 .302 30 25 482.0 580 366 297 173 332 7 43 0 11 3.23 6.20 

Kansas State 52 7.41 .335 15 37 447.0 630 455 368 220 305 1 56 0 7 4.43 6.14 




Murphy, D. BU JR 68 .413 .487 .614 293 84 121 18 4 11 67 42 22 3 5 0 1 

Tingler, Jayce MU SR 58 .395 .525 .488 215 68 85 11 3 1 51 48 9 19 23 7 3 

Cornejo, Eddie OU SR 54 .393 .468 .509 214 37 84 15 2 2 49 31 11 10 11 12 

Majewski, Dustin UT SR 70 .391 .459 .646 274 62 107 22 6 12 85 34 40 21 24 25 

Jaramillo, Jason OS SO 57 .385 .432 .606 213 44 82 18 1 9 42 22 25 0 0 16 

Spanish, Casey KU SR 62 .383 .452 .665 230 58 88 15 7 12 54 24 48 14 16 52 

Hopper, Matt NU SR 62 .382 .505 .717 233 74 89 12 0 22 66 53 49 6 7 0 2 

Saccomanno BU SR 62 .381 .417 .634 194 38 74 16 3 9 44 12 37 3 4 2 3 

Jordan, Scooter TTSR 50 .381 .510 .506 160 46 61 11 3 1 30 41 24 14 18 4 3 

Virgil, Jose OS SR 58 .381 .453 .632 239 63 91 23 2 11 54 26 39 15 16 3 2 


Min 1.0 IP/Team Game 


Street, Huston UT SO 40 0 1.33 .181 8 1 74.2 48 13 11 13 70 0 3 0 15 1.57 8.44 

Howell, J.P. UT SO 21 19 2.52 .230 10 2 114.1 97 41 32 43 105 1 3 0 0 3.38 8.27 

Marsden, Aaron NU JR 16 16 2.90 .247 8 3 115.0 109 45 37 21 113 5 9 0 0 1.64 8.84 

LaMotta, R. BU FR 30 3 3.48 .223 7 3 75.0 63 39 29 32 62 0 5 0 3 3.84 7.44 

Baker, Scott OS JR 17 16 3.79 .274 10 5 111.2 117 66 47 29 97 2 9 0 0 2.34 7.82 

Kensing, Logan TA SO 20 10 3.83 .300 7 5 89.1 101 46 38 22 58 3 4 0 1 2.22 5.84 

Gooch, Steve TT JR 16 16 4.00 .284 4 5 105.2 120 71 47 24 58 3 9 0 0 2.04 4.94 

James, Justin MU SO 17 17 4.03 .252 7 6 114.0 110 64 51 26 92 1 14 0 0 2.05 7.26 

White, S. BU SR 19 19 4.12 .252 9 4 129.0 123 63 59 48 130 3 7 1 0 3.35 9.07 

Farnum, Matt TA JR 18 11 4.20 .269 7 2 70.2 78 45 33 20 54 0 4 0 1 2.55 6.88 



Texas 19-8 .704 57-15 .792 5-0 W6 

Nebraska 16-11 .593 47-21 .691 3-2 L2 

Texas Tech 16-11 .593 42-20 .677 3-2 L1 

Oklahoma 15-12 .556 35-27 .565 3-2 L4 


Kansas State 13-13 .500 30-25 .545 3-2 L1 

Baylor 13-13 .500 36-26 .581 2-3 L1 

Texas A&M 13-14 .481 35-24 .593 1-4 L2 

Missouri 9-16 .360 24-29 .453 1-4 L1 

Kansas 5-21 .192 22-29 .431 1-4 L3 

NCAA Austin Regional: Baylor 4, Lamar 2; Texas 7, Central Connecticut State 2; Texas 10, Baylor 8; Baylor 10, Lamar 9; Texas 2, Baylor 

0. NCAA Lincoln Regional: Nebraska 7, UW Milwaukee 2; Nebraska 9, Marist 1; Nebraska 14, SMS 3. NCAA Houston Regional: Texas 

Tech 5, Washington 4; Rice 6, Texas Tech 0; Washington 3, Texas Tech 1. NCAA Wichita Regional: Arkansas 8, Oklahoma 5; Wichita 

State 8, Oklahoma 4. NCAA Lincoln Super Regional: Nebraska 2, Richmond 0; Richmond 6, Nebraska 2; Nebraska 11, Richmond 6. NCAA 

Austin Super Regional: Houston 2, at Texas 0; Texas 17, Houston 2; Texas 5, Houston 2. NCAA World Series: Clemson 11, Nebraska 10; 

Texas 2, Rice 1; South Carolina 10, Nebraska 8; Texas 8, Stanford 7; Texas 6, Stanford 5; Texas 12, South Carolina 6 (Texas 1 st ; Nebraska 

t-7 th ). 

TEAM BATTING 


Nebraska 68 .314 .405 .487 2405 543 756 154 20 74 491 298 362 73 94 47 46 

Baylor 62 .313 .384 .475 2211 438 693 131 34 53 401 225 356 68 93 26 37 

Kansas State 55 .313 .393 .436 2008 416 629 112 10 38 369 225 393 61 79 29 36 

Oklahoma State 58 .311 .406 .510 2025 513 629 124 24 77 467 300 379 90 102 31 29 

Texas Tech 62 .311 .409 .470 2164 464 672 108 21 65 424 309 369 75 97 36 22 

Texas 72 .304 .377 .476 2492 511 757 164 30 68 459 262 429 99 123 44 34 

Missouri 53 .300 .394 .444 1908 413 573 109 17 44 368 257 323 54 72 21 25 

Oklahoma 62 .297 .369 .474 2192 409 650 122 19 76 380 205 462 77 106 24 28 

Texas A&M 59 .286 .356 .422 1990 353 569 104 13 47 313 173 372 67 96 33 20 

Kansas 51 .275 .352 .417 1733 313 476 104 20 34 274 179 299 71 92 28 16 

TEAM PITCHING 


Texas 72 2.83 .233 57 15 645.1 558 239 203 171 536 6 30 9 23 2.38 7.48 

Nebraska 68 3.64 .249 47 21 600.2 572 296 243 183 478 9 45 5 11 2.74 7.16 

Texas A&M 59 4.02 .262 35 24 508.1 510 281 227 176 425 7 35 2 8 3.12 7.52 

Texas Tech 62 4.36 .269 42 20 553.1 580 319 268 160 421 7 50 3 12 2.60 6.85 

Oklahoma State 58 4.61 .282 37 21 506.0 556 312 259 212 418 5 44 5 5 3.77 7.43 

Baylor 62 4.76 .267 36 26 549.2 578 365 291 215 509 2 47 0 16 3.52 8.33 

Oklahoma 62 4.91 .281 35 27 552.0 622 371 301 247 471 1 35 1 14 4.03 7.68 

Kansas State 55 5.25 .293 30 25 489.0 581 386 285 181 374 3 66 2 10 3.33 6.88 

Kansas 51 5.25 .294 22 29 442.1 522 338 258 168 273 8 38 0 6 3.42 5.55 

Missouri 53 7.11 .324 24 29 469.2 634 422 371 201 395 2 49 1 7 3.85 7.57 




Majewski, D. UT JR 64 .401 .446 .656 212 40 85 20 2 10 50 18 43 4 5 1 1 

Pat Maloney KS JR 55 .398 .472 .643 221 66 88 17 2 11 53 36 42 7 7 1 8 

Jed Morris NU JR 68 .382 .443 .739 272 70 104 26 1 23 90 29 25 4 4 0 12 

Jeff Leise NU JR 67 .371 .433 .585 294 69 109 11 8 12 51 32 29 25 27 4 2 

Ty Soto KS SO 53 .369 .467 .461 206 44 76 10 0 3 41 24 27 2 3 3 1 

Moss, Tim UT SO 72 .368 .415 .477 302 73 111 16 7 1 40 25 53 40 49 6 2 

Jordan, Kevin TT JR 57 .365 .490 .464 192 44 70 11 4 0 30 48 29 12 18 8 2 

Durazo, Willie TT SR 61 .361 .461 .537 227 51 82 14 1 8 53 33 34 0 0 1 0 

Ehlers, Cody MU SO 50 .361 .457 .588 194 45 70 15 1 9 52 35 30 2 2 0 2 

Bennett, Ro. BU JR 58 .357 .417 .567 171 32 61 14 2 6 41 13 19 3 4 2 2 




Komine, Shane NU SR 15 13 2.33 .178 10 0 96.2 62 30 25 30 115 3 6 1 0 2.79 10.71 

Simmons, Justin UT SO 20 20 2.52 .225 16 1 128.1 106 41 36 39 80 4 10 1 0 2.74 5.61 

Marsden, Aaron NU SO 20 13 2.70 .219 8 1 100.0 80 39 30 40 75 3 4 2 0 3.60 6.75 

Halsey, Brad UT JR 18 17 2.74 .241 7 2 98.2 90 40 30 26 82 1 3 1 0 2.37 7.48 

Purcey, David OU FR 24 8 3.35 .266 5 4 75.1 77 43 28 44 84 0 3 0 6 5.26 10.04 

Moore, Justin TA 13 13 3.39 .256 5 3 93.0 90 44 35 16 55 3 7 1 0 1.55 5.32 

Melcher, Kevin KS JR 16 14 3.39 .278 4 5 82.1 93 54 31 22 54 0 14 0 0 2.40 5.90 

Parcus, Kyle TA 16 11 3.56 .276 5 4 78.1 82 38 31 21 55 3 6 0 0 2.41 6.32 

Clark, Ray UT JR 15 11 3.73 .245 6 4 72.1 66 30 30 17 71 1 4 0 0 2.12 8.83 

Taylor, J. BU SR 19 18 3.82 .253 9 2 117.2 118 65 50 30 85 0 9 0 0 2.29 6.50 


2002 Big 12 Conference Standings



Nebraska 20-8 .714 50-16 .758 3-2 L2 

Texas Tech 19-10-1 .650 43-20 .683 3-2 L1 

Texas 19-11 .633 36-26 .581 2-3 L2 

Baylor 17-10 .630 37-24 .607 2-3 L2 


Texas A&M 15-15 .500 33-27 .550 3-2 L1 

Oklahoma 13-16-1 .450 25-33 .431 2-3 L1 

Iowa State 11-15 .423 24-29 .453 3-2 L1 

Kansas State 10-17 .370 25-28 .472 1-4 L4 

Missouri 11-19 .367 31-24 .564 1-4 W1 

Kansas 7-23 .233 26-30 .464 5-0 W5 

NCAA Lincoln Regional: Nebraska 16, Northern Iowa 6; Nebraska 5, Rutgers 4; Nebraska 14, Rutgers 10. Fullerton Regional: Arizona State 12, Texas Tech 3; 

Texas Tech 14, Temple 3; Texas Tech 9, Arizona State 8; Texas Tech 11, at Cal State Fullerton 5; at Cal State Fullerton 9, Texas Tech 2. Rice Regional: Baylor 

7, Houston 1; Baylor 11, at Rice 10; at Rice 7, Baylor 4; at Rice 5, Baylor 4. Stanford Regional: Texas 11, Long Beach State 2; Texas 4, at Stanford 3; at Stanford 

10, Texas 9 (10 inn.); at Stanford 4, Texas 3; Tulane Regional: Oklahoma State 5, Mississippi 4 (10 inn.); at Tulane 13, Oklahoma State 10; Oklahoma State 

16, Mississippi 7; at Tulane 9, Oklahoma State 8. NCAA Lincoln Super Regional: Nebraska 7, Rice 0; Nebraska 9, Rice 6 (10 innings); NCAA World Series: Cal 

State Fullerton 5, Nebraska 4; Tulane 6, Nebraska 5 (tie-7 th ). 

TEAM BATTING 


Nebraska 66 .334 .431 .513 2356 607 787 134 22 81 548 364 350 123 137 48 32 

Texas Tech 64 .318 .400 .504 2266 517 721 138 31 74 468 259 376 117 147 35 26 


Baylor 61 .301 .376 .478 2157 449 650 158 16 64 394 229 390 50 72 16 29 

Oklahoma 59 .298 .366 .438 2049 333 611 100 15 52 317 176 353 70 105 32 18 

Texas A&M 60 .291 .360 .407 2058 327 598 94 10 42 298 187 372 68 99 38 22 

Texas 62 .290 .376 .417 2092 371 607 138 20 29 324 218 317 71 95 88 20 

Missouri 56 .282 .382 .416 1857 349 523 101 13 41 309 252 340 83 120 34 15 

Kansas 56 .275 .356 .383 1830 302 504 94 18 22 259 199 379 99 134 41 19 

Kansas State 53 .275 .365 .397 1748 318 481 79 10 38 287 194 349 51 72 50 13 

Iowa State 54 .260 .331 .361 1805 256 469 91 8 25 237 132 322 46 69 22 8 

TEAM PITCHING 


Texas 62 3.18 .256 36 26 555.0 552 276 196 138 477 16 37 4 8 2.24 7.74 

Baylor 61 4.02 .260 37 24 536.2 534 293 240 237 412 9 36 5 13 3.97 6.91 

Texas A&M 60 4.22 .264 33 27 522.1 533 294 245 166 448 6 32 3 9 2.86 7.72 

Texas Tech 64 4.26 .270 42 20 562.1 588 306 266 147 425 15 35 4 10 2.35 6.80 

Nebraska 66 4.42 .279 50 16 572.0 633 346 281 187 503 10 47 4 15 2.94 7.91 


Iowa State 54 4.65 .280 24 29 457.0 495 295 236 222 277 2 46 3 7 4.37 5.46 

Missouri 56 4.72 .283 31 24 486.1 546 321 255 178 380 5 57 4 10 3.29 7.03 

Kansas 56 4.72 .280 24 30 482.0 530 294 253 159 321 11 31 3 11 2.97 5.99 

Oklahoma 59 5.51 .293 25 33 512.2 602 387 314 242 367 6 44 2 5 4.25 6.44 

Kansas State 53 6.45 .304 25 28 453.2 562 368 325 207 314 3 46 1 10 4.11 6.23 


Min 2.5 AB/Team game CL G Avg OBpct Slug AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SBA S SF 

Greg Dobbs OU SR 59 .428 .474 .671 243 53 104 25 2 10 63 20 21 12 15 0 2 

John Cole NU JR 63 .418 .465 .653 239 71 100 15 4 11 61 20 26 28 30 6 5 

Shoppach,Kelly BU JR 61 .399 .464 .657 233 51 93 20 2 12 68 24 52 4 6 2 3 

Austin Cranford TT JR 56 .387 .484 .608 181 46 70 15 2 7 36 31 21 1 1 3 1 

Brown, Nebasett OS JR 60 .381 .469 .578 218 60 83 15 5 6 57 31 24 12 13 4 4 

Jeff Leise NU SO 63 .380 .462 .563 245 67 93 14 5 7 48 32 36 17 17 9 3 

Quintanilla, Omar UT FR 49 .367 .401 .531 196 36 72 22 2 2 37 10 20 8 10 13 3 

Dan Johnson NU SR 62 .361 .507 .752 230 77 83 13 1 25 86 63 49 7 7 0 1 

McAuliff, Jimbo OS SR 62 .360 .450 .500 186 59 67 10 2 4 34 27 45 23 26 3 1 

Josh Cavender KS SR 52 .360 .422 .545 200 43 72 12 2 7 50 16 21 17 23 1 2 


Min 1.0 IP/Team game CL G GS ERA BAvg W L IP H R ER BB SO CG HR ShO SV BB/9 SO/9 

Montes, Albert UT JR 22 11 2.67 .273 7 6 104.2 112 44 31 9 85 4 6 1 2 .77 7.31 

Simpson, Gerrit UT JR 17 16 2.77 .207 6 5 120.1 92 44 37 39 126 6 5 0 0 2.92 9.42 

Taylor,Justin BU JR 18 11 2.86 .258 8 2 91.1 91 35 29 22 68 3 4 0 0 2.17 6.70 

DALE, Logan MU SR 19 5 3.00 .241 4 3 66.0 59 32 22 16 56 0 10 0 2 2.18 7.64 

Smart, Pete KU SR 16 16 3.28 .256 8 4 115.1 112 49 42 33 92 5 3 1 0 2.58 7.18 

Shane Komine NU JR 18 18 3.35 .250 14 2 131.2 129 61 49 36 157 7 8 1 0 2.46 10.73 

Simmons, Justin UT FR 18 11 3.39 .277 7 3 71.2 79 40 27 19 40 4 8 1 0 2.39 5.02 

White,Steven BU SO 15 15 3.49 .225 10 3 98.0 82 51 38 61 80 3 7 1 0 5.60 7.35 

Clark, Ray UT SO 18 11 3.50 .274 3 4 74.2 82 40 29 18 62 1 4 0 0 2.17 7.47 

Moore, Justin TA FR 17 11 3.51 .270 7 3 77.0 79 36 30 18 49 2 6 0 0 2.10 5.73 


TEAM BATTING 


Nebraska 68 .325 .421 .482 2346 560 762 117 12 76 501 348 389 126 161 73 39 

Oklahoma 64 .314 .380 .464 2248 420 706 124 21 57 390 213 329 88 126 40 31 

Oklahoma State 58 .304 .410 .499 1945 490 592 126 27 66 430 338 313 85 111 28 41 

Texas 67 .303 .400 .415 2201 426 666 117 17 32 380 290 308 74 95 123 27 

Kansas State 51 .302 .399 .445 1714 356 518 95 19 37 317 230 333 54 76 40 25 

Texas Tech 62 .300 .400 .463 2176 496 652 130 23 60 441 326 399 70 95 19 39 

Iowa State 56 .289 .364 .397 1889 308 546 91 10 31 270 197 294 69 98 35 20 

Missouri 57 .288 .383 .428 1966 386 566 100 10 52 347 268 386 55 82 22 20 

Baylor 62 .286 .385 .431 2094 412 599 140 14 45 366 283 414 109 145 29 29 

Kansas 55 .284 .376 .385 1829 354 519 95 3 28 318 258 397 98 124 24 25 

Texas A&M 58 .283 .366 .408 1956 308 554 88 11 45 271 211 418 66 91 29 14 

TEAM PITCHING 


Nebraska 68 3.14 .240 51 17 598.1 537 259 209 167 484 13 44 9 8 2.51 7.28 

Texas 67 3.31 .257 46 21 594.2 575 286 219 168 491 12 39 7 20 2.54 7.43 

Baylor 62 3.66 .250 45 17 553.0 517 271 225 219 471 11 41 6 21 3.56 7.67 


Oklahoma 64 4.74 .265 41 23 566.1 581 389 298 281 436 4 54 0 21 4.47 6.93 

Texas A&M 58 4.81 .284 23 35 485.0 544 321 259 212 420 9 42 1 5 3.93 7.79 

Kansas 55 5.37 .306 25 30 464.0 571 327 277 176 286 6 39 4 7 3.41 5.55 

Missouri 57 5.38 .299 33 24 505.0 601 358 302 230 429 1 48 2 14 4.10 7.65 

Texas Tech 62 5.74 .313 36 26 542.2 694 403 346 184 339 15 48 0 7 3.05 5.62 

Iowa State 56 6.32 .321 19 36 470.0 619 408 330 249 261 12 53 2 6 4.77 5.00 

Kansas State 51 7.06 .302 19 32 426.0 529 430 334 271 327 5 38 1 6 5.73 6.91 



Gautreaux, Carlos OS SR 54 .400 .494 .533 195 60 78 20 3 0 23 31 18 11 16 2 2 

Eiguren, Chaz TT SR 61 .374 .454 .597 243 60 91 14 2 12 76 35 40 3 4 0 7 

Brandes, Landon MU SO 46 .372 .420 .622 172 32 64 8 1 11 54 14 38 6 9 0 4 

Cowan, Justin NU SR 60 .372 .438 .591 242 61 90 23 0 10 74 24 31 7 7 2 7 

Emond, Ben UT SR 61 .369 .448 .447 217 53 80 11 3 0 42 30 14 9 11 22 2 

Runk, Aaron IS SR 56 .365 .472 .457 208 49 76 11 1 2 27 42 16 28 38 4 2 

English, Mark KS JR 48 .365 .428 .697 178 37 65 14 3 13 58 17 26 3 3 1 2 

Nicholson, Tommy UT JR 67 .364 .427 .478 272 60 99 18 2 3 43 24 20 12 15 13 3 

Whiteman, Tommy OU SO 64 .360 .430 .565 253 65 91 14 10 6 44 29 34 21 24 1 5 

Cavender, Josh KS JR 43 .358 .417 .514 148 30 53 9 4 2 27 8 18 2 3 7 3 

Stern, Adam NU SO 60 .355 .419 .429 217 54 77 12 2 0 45 24 26 12 15 8 4 

Hopper, Matt NU FR 64 .353 .440 .681 235 55 83 14 0 21 71 35 46 5 5 2 3 


Min 1.0 IP/Team game CL G GS ERA BAvg W L IP H R ER BB SO CG HR ShO SV BB/9 SO/9 

Hawkins, Chad BU SR 16 16 1.82 .225 11 5 123.1 99 36 25 36 105 7 6 1 0 2.63 7.66 

Bullock, Trevor NU SR 19 9 2.13 .222 6 1 71.2 58 25 17 21 57 1 5 0 0 2.64 7.16 

Thames, Charlie UT JR 42 0 2.22 .214 4 2 77.0 60 27 19 19 82 0 4 0 19 2.22 9.58 

Komine, Shane NU SO 17 17 2.24 .200 11 4 124.2 90 39 31 31 159 6 6 2 0 2.24 11.48 

Rodrigue, Jamie NU FR 17 15 2.64 .254 9 4 88.2 83 33 26 22 55 4 6 4 0 2.23 5.58 

Jones, D.J. UT SR 26 19 2.89 .265 12 5 137.0 140 66 44 30 96 3 7 0 0 1.97 6.31 

Merrigan, Josh OS JR 19 16 2.91 .300 8 2 89.2 105 39 29 36 68 1 6 1 0 3.61 6.83 

Hale, Beau UT JR 21 20 3.10 .215 12 6 145.1 114 62 50 43 129 8 13 3 1 2.66 7.99 

Spiehs, R.D. NU SO 19 5 3.23 .246 8 2 69.2 63 26 25 16 44 1 8 0 2 2.07 5.68 

Smith, Matt OS JR 16 16 3.36 .267 8 7 99.0 104 57 37 42 114 1 9 1 0 3.82 10.36 

Evans, Kyle BU JR 16 16 3.53 .229 11 2 107.0 88 47 42 39 82 4 7 2 0 3.28 6.90 

Greusel, Evan OU SO 17 9 4.04 .236 5 0 78.0 70 47 35 39 79 1 8 0 1 4.50 9.12 



Conference Overall Last 

School W L Pct. W L Pct. Five Streak 

Baylor 23 7 .767 45 17 .726 2-3 L3 

Nebraska 21 9 .700 51 17 .750 3-2 L2 

Oklahoma 20 10 .667 41 23 .641 2-3 L1 

Texas 19 10 .655 46 21 .687 3-2 L2 

Texas Tech 18 12 .600 36 26 .581 2-3 L1 

Oklahoma State 14 13 .519 36 22 .621 2-3 L3 

Missouri 13 14 .481 33 24 .579 3-2 L2 

Texas A&M 11 19 .367 23 35 .397 0-5 L5 

Kansas 10 20 .333 25 30 .455 2-3 L1 

Iowa State 7 23 .233 19 37 .339 2-3 L1 

Kansas State 5 24 .172 19 32 .373 1-4 L4 

NCAA Minneapolis Region: Nebraska 2, Butler 1; Nebraska 4, Minnesota 1; Nebraska 8, Wichita State 1. Houston Region: Rice 5, Texas Tech 2; Texas Tech 10, 

Princeton 1; Rice 11, Texas Tech 4. Waco Region: Southwest Texas State 6, Baylor 0; Florida 10, Baylor 1. Oklahoma City Region: Oklahoma 6, Oral Roberts 5 

(11 inn.); UCLA 10, Oklahoma 5; Oklahoma 9, Oral Roberts 7; UCLA 11, Oklahoma 3. Tempe Region: Texas 5, Creighton 4; Arizona State 3, Texas 1; Texas 11, 

Miami (Ohio) 1; Texas 6, Arizona State 4; Texas 9, Arizona State 7. Stanford Super Region: Nebraska 7, Stanford 3; Stanford 7, Nebraska 1; Stanford 5, Nebraska 3. 

Austin Super Region: Texas 7, Penn State 3; Texas 10, Penn State 0. NCAA World Series: LSU 13, Texas 5; Florida State 6, Texas 2 (t-7th).


Conference Overall Last Streak 

School W L Pct. W L Pct. Five 

Texas A&M 23 6 .793 52 18 .743 3-2 L2 

Baylor 20 7 .741 50 15 .769 3-2 L1 

Texas Tech 18 8 .692 42 17 .712 2-3 L2 

Okla. State 18 9 .667 46 21 .686 3-2 L2 

Nebraska 16 9 .640 42 18 .700 3-2 L1 

Texas 17 13 .567 36 26 .581 2-3 L1 

Missouri 14 13 .519 37 19 .661 4-1 L1 

Oklahoma 12 18 .400 30 29 .508 3-2 L2 

Kansas State 11 18 .379 26 29 .473 2-3 L3 

Kansas 4 26 .133 14 40 .259 3-2 W3 

Iowa State 2 28 .067 17 36 .321 1-4 L1 

NCAA Waco Region: Baylor 7, Eastern Illinois 3; Baylor 6, Minnesota 4; Baylor 22, Minnesota 6. Columbus (Ohio) Region: Mississippi State 18, Nebraska 14; Nebraska 10, Bowling 

Green 5; Mississippi State 13, Nebraska 7. Wichita Region: UCLA 12, Oklahoma State 6; Oklahoma State 12, Oral Roberts 4; Oklahoma State 17, UCLA 10; Oklahoma State 11, 

Wichita State 8; Oklahoma State 7, Wichita State 6. College Station Region: Texas A&M 6, Monmouth 0; Long Beach State 7, Texas A&M 5; Texas A&M 13, Mississippi 7; Texas 

A&M 9, Long Beach State 5; Texas A&M 17, Long Beach State 7. Lubbock Region: Texas Tech 5, Rutgers 2; Texas Tech 8, UW Milwaukee 5; Rice 3, Texas Tech 1; Rice 15, Texas 

Tech 11. Waco Super Region: Oklahoma State 18, Baylor 11; Baylor 17, Oklahoma State 7; Oklahoma State 6, Baylor 2. College Station Super Region: Texas A&M 20, Clemson 3; 

Clemson 10, Texas A&M 3; Texas A&M 5, Clemson 4. NCAA World Series: Alabama 11, Oklahoma State 3; Rice 7, Oklahoma State 2; Florida State 7, Texas A&M 3; Cal State 

Fullerton 4, Texas A&M 2 (tie-7th). 

TEAM BATTING 

Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO 

Nebraska .338 60 2178 599 737 125 34 77 539 1161 .531 311 59 323 29 .426 42 38 144-170 1577 

Okla St. .324 67 2315 696 749 152 31 132 637 1359 .587 409 97 417 49 .438 42 28 117-146 1726 

Baylor .324 65 2246 565 759 140 23 108 522 1269 .541 310 52 424 33 .409 32 23 146-172 1752 

TX Tech .324 59 2056 544 667 146 25 61 484 1046 .509 328 43 387 34 .423 28 48 124-161 1553 

TX A&M .322 70 2500 591 804 166 21 128 548 1396 .558 297 51 393 41 .399 38 18 93-128 1838 

Oklahoma .309 59 2127 421 657 114 17 74 388 1027 .483 206 74 388 53 .386 23 28 44-67 1563 

Kan St. .300 55 1910 370 573 99 18 56 331 876 .459 209 49 395 29 .379 25 41 41-57 1426 

Texas .296 62 2115 478 627 140 27 55 422 986 .466 369 42 390 47 .406 31 54 72-99 1630 

Missouri .286 56 1920 412 550 138 11 53 359 869 .453 320 44 449 33 .395 27 23 40-52 1476 

Iowa St. .282 53 1838 329 519 108 19 33 280 764 .416 181 43 405 42 .358 13 26 59-80 1356 

Kansas .267 54 1863 297 498 99 23 28 233 727 .390 233 31 486 42 .356 14 21 71-99 1408 

TEAM PITCHING 

Team ERA W-L G CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP 

TX Tech 4.22 42-17 59 14 2/0 12 517.2 542 290 243 175 435 88 24 50 2271 .268 29 42 

Baylor 4.24 50-15 65 14 5/2 8 584.2 573 328 279 218 590 79 7 72 2260 .254 53 20 

TX A&M 4.30 52-18 70 14 5/1 6 612.2 651 359 293 218 536 97 10 67 2720 .271 31 53 

Okla St 4.65 46-21 67 5 1/1 8 575.1 609 371 297 270 584 105 10 66 2278 .267 57 49 

Missouri 4.75 37-19 56 12 3/2 8 492.2 541 313 260 183 459 103 17 38 1809 .299 49 30 

Texas 5.52 36-26 62 12 1/1 8 543.1 612 391 333 255 432 121 17 57 2147 .285 46 51 

Nebraska 5.61 42-18 60 7 1/0 9 526.2 642 397 328 191 438 129 15 85 2132 .301 24 45 

Oklahoma 6.25 30-29 59 4 1/1 16 521.0 607 416 362 310 420 130 25 54 2027 .299 64 47 

Kan St. 6.61 26-29 55 5 2/1 11 475.1 576 412 349 240 381 136 21 60 1920 .300 39 34 

Kansas 7.57 14-40 54 1 1/1 3 469.1 652 480 395 210 365 130 31 76 1986 .328 57 43 

Iowa St. 7.96 17-36 53 4 0/0 4 452.0 637 498 400 261 273 131 13 90 1890 .337 63 67 


Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT 

Ken Harvey, NU .478 57-55 224 77 107 15 1 23 86 193 .862 38 8 23 6 .558 4 0 13-14 

Kasey Weishaar, KSU .429 53-53 191 53 82 9 4 7 31 120 .628 30 10 30 1 .521 3 6 4-7 

Aaron Runk, ISU .415 36-36 142 48 59 15 3 6 28 98 .690 23 4 26 1 .503 2 0 22-24 

Jason Jennings, BU .386 65-65 233 52 90 14 0 17 68 155 .665 49 5 35 3 .493 5 0 1-2 

Lamont Matthews, OS .384 65-64 242 87 93 17 7 30 105 214 .884 50 6 57 4 .497 4 0 10-17 

Sh. Schumacher, A&M .374 60-57 243 43 91 14 0 11 53 138 .568 20 5 9 2 .425 5 1 3-5 

Adam Shabala, NU .373 55-45 177 48 66 8 3 0 37 80 .452 41 4 31 5 .496 2 3 28-31 

Aaron Wilson, MU .373 54-54 212 47 79 21 1 5 55 117 .552 33 0 29 2 .444 7 2 0-1 

Jeff Hedman, NU .371 49-45 167 42 62 8 2 13 47 111 .685 26 0 32 2 .448 4 0 0-2 

Richard Park, OU .368 59-59 212 50 78 12 1 11 42 125 .590 23 13 25 8 .454 3 4 2-3 

Casey Bookout, OU .367 57-57 215 48 79 16 2 16 60 147 .684 35 6 31 7 .458 6 0 0-1 

Billy Gasparino, OS .364 66-66 247 96 90 19 3 24 91 187 .757 50 24 34 7 .492 4 0 27-30 


Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP 

Br Roberson, TT 2.45 3-4 27 2 0 0/0 10 69.2 62 24 19 28 77 6 2 7 301 .236 5 3 

J. Jennings, BU 2.58 13-2 22 18 9 3/0 1 146.2 102 50 34 50 172 16 0 9 529 .193 12 2 

Chris George, MU 2.73 4-3 13 7 2 0/0 0 56.0 53 21 17 21 50 11 1 1 194 .273 2 2 

Jody Harris, MU 2.77 8-4 17 14 4 1/1 0 100.2 89 46 31 19 93 20 3 10 357 .249 5 5 

Matt Smith, OSU.. 3.09 9-6 20 18 3 0/0 0 113.2 102 58 39 44 144 21 2 8 436 .234 6 3 

Chris Russ, TAMU 3.27 12-2 28 2 0 0/0 3 82.2 77 38 30 28 51 12 0 7 355 .244 6 4 

Jared Hoerman, OU 3.40 7-6 19 16 3 0/1 0 127.0 111 57 48 58 114 23 3 11 453 .245 9 10 

Kevin Tracey, TT 3.52 9-1 16 16 4 1/0 0 87.0 84 38 34 33 54 17 3 11 371 .254 3 6 

Shane Komine, NU 3.58 6-2 18 11 2 0/0 2 78.0 84 42 31 37 79 17 1 6 299 .281 5 8 

Casey Fossum, TAMU 3.64 12-7 20 18 8 3/0 0 133.2 117 70 54 52 162 15 0 17 584 .231 5 16 

Matt Ward, TAMU 3.66 8-1 15 14 2 0/0 0 91.0 109 44 37 9 63 21 3 9 383 .296 1 1 

Chad Hawkins, BU 3.89 7-3 21 16 4 0/1 3 115.2 114 60 50 27 108 15 2 16 447 .238 14 11 

Shane Wright, TT 3.93 10-4 19 17 7 0/0 1 126.0 140 67 55 23 100 24 6 7 547 .276 4 11 

Thom Dreier, OSU 3.95 8-6 19 17 0 0/0 0 93.1 95 53 41 49 77 20 1 9 365 .251 4 5 






Texas A&M 21 9 .700 46 20 .697 3-2 L1 

Baylor 18 10 .643 41 20 .672 2-3 L1 

Texas Tech 18 11 .621 44 20 .688 3-2 L2 

Oklahoma 17 11 .607 42 20 .677 2-3 L2 

Missouri 17 12 .586 36 18 .667 2-3 L3 

Oklahoma State 15 12 .556 40 21 .656 2-3 L2 

Nebraska 10 13 .435 24 20 .545 3-2 W2 

Texas 11 18 .379 23 32 .418 1-4 L3 

Iowa State 10 18 .357 20 27 .426 2-3 L2 

Kansas State 9 19 .321 20 32 .385 0-5 L5 

Kansas 7 20 .259 22 29 .431 3-2 W2 

NCAA South I Region: Richmond 12, Baylor 10; Baylor 10, Florida 5; Illinois 8, Baylor 7 (13 inn.). NCAA Atlantic II Region: Oklahoma 6, Delaware 3; Oklahoma 

9, Rutgers 7; Florida State 23, Oklahoma 2; Auburn 9, Oklahoma 8. NCAA Midwest Region: Oklahoma State 13, Georgia Tech 5; Oklahoma State 13, Arizona State 

8; Arizona State 13, Oklahoma State 5; Georgia Tech 6, Oklahoma State 5. NCAA Central Region: Texas A&M 17, UNC-Charlotte 0; Texas A&M 4, Mississippi 

State 3; Mississippi State 10, Texas A&M 9; Texas A&M 6, Washington 4; Mississippi State 11, Texas A&M 5. NCAA Atlantic I Region: Texas Tech 6, North 

Carolina 2; South Carolina 9, Texas Tech 8; Miami (Fla.) 13, Texas Tech 0. 

TEAM BATTING 


Texas Tech 64 .344 .422 .565 2308 583 793 172 27 95 516 288 422 146 202 46 23 

Oklahoma 62 .335 .425 .581 2242 606 752 154 27 114 539 315 395 70 99 33 29 

Baylor 62 .319 .405 .565 2184 517 696 143 25 115 485 290 477 100 126 19 32 

Missouri 54 .315 .412 .572 1886 495 595 125 14 110 451 284 418 78 104 10 29 

Kansas 51 .311 .397 .440 1810 383 563 91 14 38 344 237 389 92 114 23 18 

Texas A&M 66 .308 .373 .496 2330 501 718 132 24 86 450 236 431 111 152 18 17 

Okla State 61 .308 .426 .533 2152 581 662 137 27 98 542 402 411 105 129 25 40 

Iowa State. 47 .299 .374 .468 1633 337 488 89 19 50 293 184 308 45 61 37 21 

Nebraska 44 .294 .368 .455 1487 298 437 100 8 41 266 151 323 34 45 29 17 

Texas 56 .294 .371 .473 1876 354 551 115 28 55 324 209 397 67 88 63 22 

Kan State 52 .284 .379 .444 1800 351 512 123 13 46 307 240 392 30 37 34 20 

TEAM PITCHING 


Texas A&M 66 4.27 .258 46 20 575.1 570 329 273 180 522 16 71 6 11 2.82 8.17 

Baylor 62 4.58 .258 41 20 538.0 544 347 274 238 530 11 77 2 10 3.98 8.87 

Okla State 61 4.85 .274 40 21 546.0 602 380 294 218 472 3 59 5 11 3.59 7.78 

Texas Tech. 64 4.85 .298 44 20 567.2 677 379 306 182 558 21 50 2 10 2.89 8.85 

Nebraska 44 5.71 .287 24 20 372.0 416 272 236 160 270 5 59 2 7 3.87 6.53 

Missouri 54 5.77 .290 36 18 464.2 538 345 298 205 457 3 70 5 6 3.97 8.85 

Oklahoma. 62 6.30 .298 42 20 547.1 665 431 383 231 548 5 93 3 11 3.80 9.01 

Kan State 52 6.32 .312 20 32 444.1 567 411 312 241 382 0 62 1 11 4.88 7.74 

Texas 56 6.36 .303 23 32 478.1 581 408 338 267 419 4 64 1 5 5.02 7.88 

Kansas 51 6.45 .301 22 29 443.2 536 380 318 236 360 3 73 1 5 4.79 7.30 

Iowa State 47 8.11 .330 20 27 393.0 557 429 354 228 296 2 64 1 6 5.22 6.78 



Shawn Leimbek ISU SR 39 .413 .474 .613 155 37 64 14 1 5 36 17 14 3 3 1 1 

Casey Bookout OU JR 62 .405 .512 .811 222 74 90 12 0 26 76 48 27 5 7 0 5 

Derek Wathan OU JR 59 .405 .452 .579 252 75 102 16 5 6 52 21 25 21 25 6 3 

Charley Carter BU SR 62 .402 .460 .772 246 57 99 24 2 21 86 27 27 1 4 0 3 

Willy Hill OU SR 62 .390 .469 .562 51 68 98 21 5 4 38 33 33 15 23 3 1 

Ryan Ruiz TTU SR 60 .388 .474 .474 196 51 76 11 0 2 36 30 26 22 30 10 1 

Jason Tyner TAMU JR 64 .385 .418 .442 278 71 107 12 2 0 31 17 9 39 46 2 3 

Josh Bard TTU JR 60 .383 .418 .674 264 56 101 22 2 17 71 14 42 1 4 2 0 

Ryan Fry MU SR 54 .377 .481 .844 212 77 80 18 0 27 78 32 38 12 14 1 5 

Griffin Moore MU SR 54 .376 .449 .739 218 63 82 13 3 20 71 26 32 10 15 0 4 

Ken Harvey NU SO 39 .373 .406 .613 150 33 56 11 2 7 39 10 26 5 5 0 4 

Keith Ginter TTU SR 64 .371 .533 .707 229 97 85 24 1 17 55 78 47 27 34 0 5 


Min 1.0 IP/game CL G GS ERA BAvg W-L IP H R ER BB SO CG HR ShO SV BB/9 SO/9 

Shane Wright TTU JR 21 18 2.71 .274 14-1 152.2 166 68 46 20 116 13 7 0 2 1.18 6.84 

Ryan Rupe TAMU SR 15 15 2.87 .222 11-4 113.0 95 43 36 23 125 7 12 2 0 1.83 9.96 

Matt Schuldt NU SR 10 7 3.13 .224 4-2 54.2 44 24 19 25 45 2 5 0 0 4.12 7.41 

Justin Stine MU JR 15 13 3.57 .296 6-5 93.1 110 49 37 34 78 2 11 1 0 3.28 7.52 

Matt Smith OSU FR 15 15 3.61 .248 6-3 84.2 79 42 34 33 90 2 12 2 0 3.51 9.57 

Kip Wells BU JR 20 19 3.71 .252 13-4 123.2 121 65 51 44 135 4 17 0 0 3.20 9.82 

Casey Fossum TAMU SO 20 16 3.74 .236 12-2 122.2 108 60 51 41 129 6 12 0 2 3.01 9.46 

Chance Caple TAMU SO 19 9 3.79 .252 7-1 73.2 70 43 31 28 63 1 7 0 0 3.42 7.70 

Frank Bludau OSU SO 21 4 4.09 .253 4-3 61.2 62 38 28 11 45 0 3 0 0 1.61 6.57 

Rusty Philbrick KU SO 17 10 4.09 .250 4-3 72.2 69 41 33 31 79 2 8 0 0 3.84 9.78 

Danny Prata OSU JR 25 5 4.32 .281 5-4 66.2 77 44 32 20 49 0 10 0 4 2.70 6.62 

Jon Adkins OSU JR 14 14 4.54 .272 8-1 85.1 92 52 43 27 63 1 7 0 0 2.85 6.64




Texas Tech 23 7 .767 46 14 .767 2-3 L2 

Oklahoma State 21 9 .700 46 19 .708 3-2 L2 

Texas A&M 19 11 .633 39 22 .639 2-3 L2 

Oklahoma 18 11 .621 39 20 .661 3-2 L2 

Baylor 18 12 .600 32 23 .582 2-3 L2 

Missouri 15 14 .517 31 27 .534 3-2 L1 

Texas 12 15 .444 29 22 .569 3-2 L1 

Kansas 12 18 .400 31 25 .554 2-3 L1 

Kansas State 10 20 .333 32 24 .571 3-2 W1 

Nebraska 7 23 .233 27 35 .435 2-3 L1 

Iowa State 6 21 .222 21 31 .404 2-3 W1 

NCAA South I Region: Long Beach State 1, Oklahoma 0; LSU 14, Oklahoma 3. Midwest Region: Oklahoma State 8, Stetson 4; Oklahoma State 6, Tennessee 1; 

Oklahoma State 10, Harvard 7; UCLA 14, Oklahoma State 2; UCLA 22, Oklahoma State 2. NCAA West Region: Fresno State 2, Texas A&M 1; Stanford 3, Texas 

A&M 1. NCAA Central Region: Southwest Texas 11, Texas Tech 6 (11 innings); SMS 4, Texas Tech 2. 

BATTING STATISTICS 

School Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-A FPct. 

Texas Tech .352 60 2165 637 761 185 23 108 584 130-173 .962 

Oklahoma .344 59 2139 517 735 174 35 73 464 88-117 .965 

Oklahoma State .333 65 2312 653 770 179 20 149 612 88-121 .955 

Kansas .327 56 2014 431 658 140 20 51 376 103-126 .947 

Kansas State .326 56 2052 527 669 145 30 75 477 78-101 .949 

Texas A&M .320 61 2162 427 691 144 20 63 384 105-148 .962 

Baylor .318 55 1984 418 630 119 29 61 377 78-103 .950 

Texas .314 51 1719 388 540 118 26 49 337 68-92 .962 

Nebraska .308 62 2199 491 677 144 16 55 438 49-70 .961 

Iowa State .297 52 1737 363 516 89 26 67 330 51-76 .950 

Missouri .292 58 2063 493 602 129 18 72 446 53-74 .961 

PITCHING LEADERS 

School ERA W-L-T CG SV IP H R ER BB SO SHO 

Texas Tech 4.44 46-14 14 8 524.2 557 311 259 172 598 4 

Texas A&M 4.56 39-22 12 9 525.1 577 346 266 213 483 2 

Baylor 5.44 32-23 4 13 486.2 550 379 294 243 433 2 

Texas 5.78 29-22 3 11 447 524 344 287 186 348 2 

Kansas 5.79 31-25 0 10 487.2 578 407 314 248 375 1 

Oklahoma 5.91 39-20 1 16 523.2 618 407 344 300 405 0 

Oklahoma State 5.92 46-19 5 10 571.2 703 472 376 263 450 1 

Kansas State 6.09 32-24 0 13 493.2 550 419 334 310 428 1 

Iowa State 6.55 21-31 2 5 429 553 400 312 178 295 3 

Nebraska 6.68 27-35 12 3 534.2 680 467 397 281 400 4 

Missouri 6.98 31-27 9 8 507 683 441 393 217 362 0 

BATTING AVERAGE LEADERS 

Player/School Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-A 

Joe DeMarco, KU .429 56 224 64 96 16 3 2 28 34-36 

Keith Ginter, TT .426 60 249 93 106 24 2 17 77 29-34 

Todd Sears, NU .421 62 233 78 98 18 3 17 79 6-9 

Jeff Guiel, OSU .418 65 251 88 105 32 3 23 79 16-18 

Heath Schesser, KSU .409 56 237 70 97 20 8 16 85 7-10 

Joe Dillon, TT .393 57 229 80 90 20 3 33 89 19-22 

Scott Poepard, KSU .391 54 230 56 90 19 2 16 70 9-12 

Rusty McNamara, OSU .387 65 282 80 109 25 5 24 93 10-13 

Casey Bookout, OU .387 59 212 58 82 19 0 15 66 3-3 

Francis Collins, NU .384 62 284 83 109 17 3 3 34 13-17 

Brian Shackelford, OU .384 58 224 66 86 27 1 16 70 4-6 

Corey Hart, OU .384 57 203 62 78 14 8 3 43 12-15 

PITCHING LEADERS 

Name/School ERA W-L G SV IP H R ER BB SO 

Geoff Geary, OU 2.20 4-3 32 8 61.1 47 18 15 28 63 

Brett Bergman, BU 3.25 7-3 22 2 55.1 54 28 20 26 40 

Jason Gooding, TT 3.49 11-0 16 0 116 111 57 45 31 137 

Shane Wright, TT 3.90 10-2 15 0 90 108 46 39 10 65 

Scott Dunn, UT 3.88 5-0 18 0 51 42 30 22 30 58 

Monty Ward, TT 4.07 9-4 16 0 86.1 87 51 39 29 117 

Ryan Rupe, TAMU 4.28 8-2 12 0 80 93 47 38 25 63 

Jeff Andra, OU 4.32 10-5 17 0 106.1 112 60 51 50 86 

Kris Lambert, BU 4.35 8-6 19 0 109.2 111 68 53 36 104 

Matt Blank, TAMU 4.57 7-4 16 0 106.1 124 66 54 25 90 

Jon Adkins, OSU 4.62 11-4 18 0 117 115 75 60 30 82 

Rusty Philbrick, KU 4.71 3-1 19 0 57.1 57 35 30 20 36 



All-Big 12 Conference Teams 

2004 All-Big 12 Conference Baseball Team 

(As Selected by Conference Head Coaches) 

FIRST TEAM 

1B-Josh Brady, Texas Tech, 5-10, 187, Jr., Lindon, Utah 

2B-Russell Raley, Oklahoma, 5-10, 175, So., Uvalde, Texas 

SS-Cameron Blair, Texas Tech, 5-10, 166, Jr., Dallas, Texas 

3B-Alex Gordon, Nebraska, 6-1, 210, So., Lincoln, Neb. 

C-Jason Jaramillo, Oklahoma State, 6-1, 200, Jr., Franksville, Wis. 

OF-(tie in voting) Cory Patton, Texas A&M, 5-10, 210, Sr., Owasso, Calif.; Michael Mask, Texas Tech, 5-9, 180, Jr., Sarasota, Fla.; Matt Baty, Kansas, 5-11, 185, So., 

Wichita, Kan.; Carson Kainer, Texas, 6-1, 195, Fr., Tomball, Texas; Drew Stubbs, Texas, 6-4, 190, Fr., Atlanta, Texas 

DH-Lee Laskowski, Missouri, 6-1, 210, Sr., Clayton, Mo. 

UT-Curtis Thigpen, Texas, 6-0, 188, Jr., Forney, Texas 

Starting Pitchers-J.P. Howell, Texas, 6-1, 180, Jr., Sacramento, Calif.; Jason Meyer, Texas A&M, 5-9, 175, Fr., Abilene, Texas; Garrett Broshuis, Missouri, 6-2, 185, Jr., 

Advance, Mo.; Zach Jackson, Texas A&M, 6-5, 220, Jr., Cranberry Township, Pa. 

Relief Pitchers-(tie in voting) Huston Street, Texas, 6-0, 190, Jr., Austin, Texas; Jarod McAuliff, Oklahoma, 6-0, 170, Jr., Stillwater, Okla.; J. Brent Cox, Texas, 6-3, 215, 

So., Bay City, Texas 

Player of the Year-3B Alex Gordon, Nebraska 

Pitcher of the Year-J.P. Howell, Texas 

Coach of the Year-Augie Garrido, Texas 

Newcomer of the Year-1B Ole Sheldon, Oklahoma, 6-3, 207, Jr., Roseburg, Ore. 

Freshman of the Year-OF Drew Stubbs, Texas 

Freshman Pitcher of the Year-Jason Meyer, Texas A&M 

SECOND TEAM 

1B-Ole Sheldon, Oklahoma 

2B-Jake Mullinax, Nebraska, 6-1, 205, Sr., Hesperia, Calif. 

SS-Ritchie Price, Kansas, 6-2, 180, So., San Luis Obispo, Calif.; Chris Gutierrez, Oklahoma State, 5-11, 175, So., Orlando, Fla.; Robby Hudson, Texas, 6-0, 165, Jr., 

Redlands, Calif. 

3B-Josh Haney, Texas Tech, 5-9, 189, Sr., Midland, Texas 

C-Sean Richardson, Kansas, 6-1, 185, Jr., Vista, Calif.; Craig Stinson, Texas A&M, 6-2, 195, So., Cranston, R.I. 

OF-Reid Brees, Baylor, 6-1, 210, Jr., Austin, Texas; Steve Murphy, Kansas State, 6-2, 205, So., Kansas City, Mo.; Ryan Rallo, Missouri, 6-2, 195, Sr., Chesterfield, Mo.; 

Scott Kirby, Oklahoma State, 6-1, 205, Sr., San Mateo, Calif. 

DH-Eric Thornton, Oklahoma, 5-11, 220, Jr., McCloud, Okla. 

UT-Cliff Pennington, Texas A&M, 5-11, 170, So., Corpus Christi, Texas 

Starting Pitchers-Spencer Grogan, Oklahoma State, 6-4, 220, Jr., Cantonment, Fla.; Mark Roberts, Oklahoma, 5-11, 185, Sr., Owasso, Okla.; Zach Kroenke, Nebraska, 6- 

2, 200, So., Omaha, Neb.; David Purcey, Oklahoma, 6-5, 240, Jr., Dallas, Texas 

Relief Pitchers-Justin Pekarek, Nebraska, 6-3, 220, Sr., Staplehurst, Neb.; Corey Gerstner, Texas Tech, 5-9, 156, Sr., Burkburnett, Texas 

Honorable Mention 

1B Ryan Baty, Kansas; 1B Cody Ehlers, Missouri; 1B Curtis Ledbetter, Nebraska; 1B Coby Mavroulis, Texas A&M; 2B Erik Schindewolf, Texas A&M; 3B Travis Metcalf, 

Kansas; 3B Josh Fields, Oklahoma State; DH Josh Ford, Baylor; SP Trey Taylor, Baylor; SP Danny Hill, Missouri; SP Dallas Braden, Texas Tech; RP Abe Woody, Baylor; 

RP Mark Alexander, Missouri; OF Ty Wright, Oklahoma State; 2B Paul Witt, Baylor; 2B Seth Johnston, Texas; 3B Michael Griffin, Baylor; 3B Austin Boggs, Texas A&M; 

SS Joe Simokaitis, Nebraska; SS Ryan Rohlinger, Oklahoma; C Taylor Teagarden, Texas; OF Matt Tribble, Kansas; OF Terry Blunt, Kansas State; OF James Boone, 

Missouri; OF Hunter Harris, Texas; DH Ryan Russ, Texas; SP Ryan Knippschild, Kansas; SP Mike Zagurski, Kansas; SP Sam LeCure, Texas; SP Justin Simmons, Texas; RP 

Mark Alexander, Missouri; RP Daniel McCutchen, Oklahoma; RP Scott Richmond, Oklahoma State; RP Buck Cody, Texas; SP Kyle McCulloch, Texas; SP Nathan Culp, 

Missouri 

2003 All-Big 12 Conference Team 

FIRST TEAM 

1B-Matt Hopper, Nebraska, 6-4, 215, Sr., Golden, Colo. 

2B-Eddie Cornejo, Oklahoma, 5-10, 175, Sr., Mira Lomo City, Calif. 

SS-Omar Quintanilla, Texas, 5-9, 185, Jr., El Paso, Texas 

3B-Josh Fields, Oklahoma State, 6-2, 210, So., Stillwater, Okla. 

C-Jason Jaramillo, Oklahoma State, 6-1, 190, So., Franksville, Wis. 

OF-Chris Durbin, Baylor, 6-0, 180, Sr., Wylie, Texas 

OF-David Murphy, Baylor, 6-3, 195, Jr., Spring, Texas 

OF-Jayce Tingler, Missouri, 5-7, 153, Sr., Smithville, Mo. 

OF-Jose Virgil, Oklahoma State, 6-0, 210, Sr., Phoenix, Ariz. 

OF-Dustin Majewski, Texas, 5-11, 190, Sr., Brenham, Texas 

DH-Curtis Ledbetter, Nebraska, 6-3, 210, So., Lawrence, Kan. 

UT—Michael Griffin, Baylor, 5-9, 180, So., Dallas, Texas 

Starting Pitchers-Aaron Marsden, Nebraska, 6-6, 230, Jr., Grand Forks, N.D.; J.P. Howell, Texas, 5-11, 165, So., Sacramento, Calif.; Quinton Robertson, Nebraska, 6-5, 

205, Jr., Richland, Miss.; Scott Baker, Oklahoma State, 6-4, 190, Jr., Shreveport, La. 

Relief Pitchers-Huston Street, Texas, 6-0, 179, So., Austin, Texas; Scott Beerer, Texas A&M, 6-1, 200, Jr., Newport Beach, Calif. (also 1st team co-utility)

Player of the Year-Matt Hopper, 1B, Nebraska 

Pitcher of the Year-Aaron Marsden, SP, Nebraska 

Coach of the Year-Mike Anderson, Nebraska 

Newcomer of the Year-Scott Beerer, RP-1B-OF, Texas A&M 

Freshman of the Year-Taylor Teagarden, C, Texas, Carrollton, Texas 


SECOND TEAM 

1B-Ryan Baty, Kansas, 6-4, 215, Jr., Wichita, Kan. 

2B-Erik Schindewolf, Texas A&M, 5-11, 180, Jr., Spring, Texas 

SS-Ian Kinsler, Missouri, 6-0, 170, Jr., Tucson, Ariz. 

3B-Cliff Pennington, Texas A&M, 5-11, 170, Fr., Corpus Christi, Texas 

C-Brad Flanders, Missouri, 5-10, 200, Jr., Smithville, Mo. 

OF-Casey Spanish, Kansas, 6-4, 215, Sr., Savage, Minn.; Jeff Leise, Nebraska, 5-10, 165, Sr., Omaha, Neb.; Reggie Willits, Oklahoma, 5-10, 180, Sr., Ft. Cobb, Okla.; Eric 

Sultemeier, Texas, 6-2, 183, New Braunfels, Texas; Cory Patton, Texas A&M, 5-10, 210, Jr., Owasso, Okla. 

DH-Ross Bennett, Baylor, 6-1, 180, Sr., Cape Girardeau, Mo. 

UT-Kevin Wheeler, Kansas, 6-3, 200, Sr., Omaha, Neb. 

Starting Pitchers-Steven White, Baylor, 6-5, 205, Sr., League City, Texas; Justin James, Missouri, 6-3, 199, So., Yukon, Okla.; Matt Farnum, Texas A&M, 6-2, 178, Jr., 

Littleton, Colo. 

Relief Pitchers-(tie) Zane Carlson, Baylor, 5-11, 175, Jr., Dallas, Texas; Jarod McAuliff, Oklahoma, 6-0, 175, So., Stillwater, Okla.; Daniel Rew, Oklahoma State, 6-3, 190, 

Jr., Fayetteville, Ark.; Shane Hawk, Oklahoma State, 6-4, 185, Jr, Midwest City, Okla. 


C Ryan Baldwin, Kansas State; RP Eric Rollins, Kansas State; OF Pat Maloney, Kansas State; 1B Tim Doty, Kansas State; P Andy Shipman, Missouri; 1B Mark Saccomanno, 

Baylor; 1B Cody Ehlers, Missouri; 1B John Urick, Oklahoma State; 2B Jake Mullinax, Nebraska; 2B Tim Moss, Texas; 3B Alex Gordon, Nebraska; SS Ritchie Price, 

Kansas; SS Joe Simokaitis, Nebraska; SS Chris Gutierrez, Oklahoma State; C Josh Ford, Baylor; C John Grose, Nebraska; C Taylor Teagarden, Texas; OF Ryan Rallo, 

Missouri; OF Lyndsey Simmons, Oklahoma State; OF Joe Ferin, Texas; OF Justin Ruggiano, Texas A&M; OF Scooter Jordan, Texas Tech; DH Mario Matulich, Oklahoma 

State; SP Danny Muegge, Texas; SP Justin Simmons, Texas; RP Abe Woody, Baylor; RP Ryan LaMotta, Baylor; RP Travis Wendte, Missouri; RP Casey Brown, Oklahoma; 

RP Brantley Jordan, Texas; RP J. Brent Cox; RP Jeff Karstens, Texas Tech 


FIRST TEAM 

1B-Mike Huggins, Baylor, 6-3, 210, Jr., San Antonio, Texas 

2B-Tim Moss, Texas, 5-11, 172, So., Lancaster, Texas 

SS-Gera Alvarez, Texas Tech, 5-11, 185, Sr., Vista, Calif. 

3B-Ty Soto, Kansas State, 6-0, 180, So., Bakersfield, Calif. 

C-Jed Morris, Nebraska, 6-0, 190, Jr., Seabrook, Texas 

OF-Pat Maloney, Kansas State, 6-0, 180, Jr., Overland Park, Kan. 

OF-Jeff Leise, Nebraska, 5-10, 165, Jr., Omaha, Neb. 

OF-Jason Fransz, Oklahoma, 6-3, 200, Jr., Corona, Calif. 

OF-Jon Slack, Texas Tech, 5-11, 180, Jr., Las Vegas, Nev. 

DH-Ross Bennett, Baylor, 6-1, 185, Jr., Cape Girardeau, Mo. 

Starting Pitchers-Justin Taylor, Baylor, 6-1, 180, Sr., Duncanville, Texas; Aaron Marsden, Nebraska, 6-6, 220, So., Grand Forks, N.D.; Justin Simmons, Texas, 6-3, 217, 

So., DeSoto, Texas 

Relief Pitchers-Huston Street, Texas, 6-0, 179, Fr., Austin, Texas; Steve Rowe, Texas Tech, 6-2, 210, Sr., Houston, Texas 

Player of the Year-Jed Morris, C, Nebraska 

Pitcher of the Year-Justin Simmons, P, Texas 

Coach of the Year-Augie Garrido, Texas 

Newcomer of the Year-Aaron Marsden, P, Nebraska 

Freshman Player of the Year-J.D. Reininger, DH, Texas; Freshman Pitcher of the Year-Huston Street, Texas 

SECOND TEAM 

1B-Jeff Ontiveros, Texas, 6-0, 233, Sr., Round Rock, Texas 

2B-Nebassett Brown, Oklahoma State, 5-11, 185, Sr., Scottsdale, Ariz. 

SS- (tie) Trey Webb, Baylor, 5-11, 160, So., Mansfield, Texas; Michael Hollimon, 6-1, 178, Fr., Dallas, Texas 

3B-Omar Quintanilla, Texas, 5-9, 188, So., El Paso, Texas 

C-Willie Durazo, Texas Tech, 6-2, 220, Sr., Los Angeles, Calif. 

OF-Chris Durbin, Baylor, 6-0, 180, Jr., Wylie, Texas; Jayce Tingler, Missouri, 5-7, 152, Jr., Smithville, Mo.; Daylon Monette, Oklahoma State, 6-3, 200, Jr., Fontana, Calif. 

DH-(tie) Cody Ehlers, Missouri, 6-0, 187, So., Stillwater, Okla.; Nick Blankenship, Texas Tech, 6-0, 198, Sr., Santa Rosa, Calif. 

Starting Pitchers-Shane Komine, Nebraska, 5-10, 175, Sr., Honolulu, Hawai’i.; Scott Baker, Oklahoma State, 6-4, 190, So., Shreveport, La.; Brad Halsey, Texas, 6-2, 178, 

Jr., Houston, Texas 

Relief Pitchers-Kyle Edens, Baylor, 5-11, 200, Sr., San Antonio, Texas; Franco Pezely, Kansas State, 5-10, 185, Sr., Taylorsville, Utah 


1B Mick Weiss, Missouri; 1B Ryan Smith, Texas Tech; 2B Eddie Cornejo, Oklahoma; 2B Will Bolt, Nebraska; 3B Ryan Klocksein, Kansas; 3B Paul Powell, Oklahoma 

State; 3B Jeff Blevins, Nebraska; SS Osmar Castillo, Kansas State; SS Jody Roughton, Missouri; SS Rob Watson, Oklahoma State; C Ryan Richardson, Oklahoma; C Jason 

Jaramillo, Oklahoma State; C Ryan Hubele, Texas; C Rusty Meyer, Texas A&M; OF Scooter Jordan, Texas Tech; OF Ryan Baty, Kansas; OF Lee Laskowski, Missouri; OF 

Jose Virgil, Oklahoma State; OF Dustin Majewski, Texas; DH Tim Doty, Kansas State; DH-3B J.D. Reininger, Texas; DH Justin Pouk, Texas A&M; SP Jeff Davis, Kansas; 

SP Chris Reilly, Oklahoma State; SP Nick McCurdy, Oklahoma State; OF Jeff Salazar, Oklahoma State; SP Jared Theodorakos; RP Mitch Walter, Kansas State; RP David 

Purcey, Oklahoma; RP Joe Weaver, Oklahoma State; RP Logan Kensing, Texas A&M; RP Eugene Espineli, Texas 





FIRST TEAM 

1B-Dan Johnson, Nebraska, 6-2, 215, Sr., Coon Rapids, Minn. 

2B-Nebassett Brown, Oklahoma State, Jr., Scottsdale, Ariz. 

SS-Omar Quintanilla, Texas, 5-9, 180, Fr., El Paso, Texas 

3B-Nick Blankenship, Texas Tech, 6-0, 198, Jr., Santa Rosa, Calif. 

Utility-Austin Cranford, Texas Tech, 5-10, 180, Jr., Southlake, Texas 

C-Kelly Shoppach, Baylor, 5-11, 200, Jr., Fort Worth, Texas 

OF-Chris Durbin, Baylor, 6-1, 175, So., Wylie, Texas 

OF-Greg Dobbs, Oklahoma, 6-1, 215, Jr., Moreno Valley, Calif. 

OF-Pat Maloney, Kansas State, 6-0, 180, So., Overland Park, Kan. 

OF-John Cole, Nebraska, 5-11, 180, Jr., Kanata, Ontario, Canada 

DH-Matt Hopper, Nebraska, 6-4, 195, So., Morrison, Colo. 

Starting Pitchers-Shane Komine, Nebraska, 5-10, 165, Jr., Honolulu, Hawai'i; Steven White, Baylor, 6-4, 195, So., League City, Texas; Brandon Roberson, Texas Tech, 

6-3, 185, Sr., Fort Worth, Texas; Gerrit Simpson, Texas, 6-3, 183, Jr., Claremore, Okla. 

Relief Pitchers-Thom Ott, Nebraska, 6-2, 195, Jr., Nassau, Bahamas; Joe Weaver, 6-4, 195, Fr., Stillwater, Okla. 

Player of the Year-Kelly Shoppach, C, Baylor 

Pitcher of the Year-Shane Komine, P, Nebraska 

Coach of the Year-Dave Van Horn, Nebraska; Special Recognition Award-Lyle Smith, Iowa State 

Newcomer Player of the Year-Greg Dobbs, OF, Oklahoma; Newcomer Pitcher of the Year-Gerrit Simpson, Texas 

Freshman Player of the Year-Omar Quintanilla, Texas; Freshman Co-Pitchers of the Year-Justin Simmons, Texas; Joe Weaver, Oklahoma State 

SECOND TEAM 

1B-Joe Urban, Iowa State, 6-0, 200, Sr., Costa Mesa, Calif. 

2B-J.D. Loudabarger, Kansas State, 5-11, 185, Sr., Lawrence, Kan. 

SS-(co) Gera Alvarez, Texas Tech, 5-11, 180, Jr., Vista, Calif.; John Nelson, Kansas, 6-1, 190, Sr., Denton, Texas 

3B-Ryan Klocksien, Kansas, 6-2, 205, Jr., Shorewood, Minn. 

Utility-Ryan Hubele, Texas, 5-11, 179, So., Paradise Valley, Ariz. 

C-Jed Morris, Nebraska, 6-0, 190, So., Seabrook, Texas 

OF-Jeff Leise, Nebraska, 5-10, 165, So., Omaha, Neb,; Luke Scott, Oklahoma State, 6-1, 210, Sr., DeLand, Fla.; Matt Rosenberg, Texas, 6-0, 171, Jr., Grand Junction, 

Colo.; Kerry Hodges, Texas Tech, 6-2, 202, Jr., Glendale, Ariz. 

DH-Matt Williams, Baylor, 6-1, 215, Sr., Long Beach, Calif. 

Starting Pitchers-Chris Phillips, Texas Tech, 6-0, 185, Jr., Glen Ellen, Calif.; Alan Bomer, Iowa State, 6-3, 180, So., Altoona, Iowa; Justin Simmons, Texas, 6-3, 208, Fr., 

Desoto, Texas; Justin Taylor, Baylor, 6-1, 195, Jr., Duncanville, Texas; Pete Smart, Kansas, 6-7, 200, Sr., Omaha, Neb.; Josh Merrigan, Oklahoma State, 6-4, 225, Sr., 

Vermillion, S.D. 

Relief Pitchers-Chris Russ, Texas A&M, 5-11, 185, Sr., Kerrville, Texas 


2B Trevor Mote, Baylor; P-IF Paul Thorp, Baylor; 3B Rob Conway, Iowa State; P Lincoln Mincks, Iowa State; OF T.J. Bohn, Iowa State; P Alex Donnelly, Iowa State; 

OF Doug Dreher, Kansas; OF Jesse Gremminger, Kansas; C Brent Del Chiaro, Kansas; P Kelvin Day, Kansas State; SS Omar Castillo, Kansas State; Utility Josh 

Cavender, Kansas State; P Luke Robertson, Kansas State; RP Scott Tallman, KSU; OF Kasey Weishaar, Kansas State; SS-P Ryan Stegall, Missouril; OF Jayce Tingler, 

Missouri; 1B Mick Weiss, Missouri; C-3B Jon Williams, Missouri; 3B Jeff Blevins, Nebraska; OF Adam Stern, Nebraska; P Rocky Cherry, Oklahoma; SS Sergio Garcia, 

Oklahoma; 3B Jason Bartlett, Oklahoma; OF Jerome Godsey, Oklahoma; DH Jose Virgil, Oklahoma State; OF Jimbo McAuliff, Oklahoma State; 1B-P Rob Watson, 

Oklahoma State; SS Paul Powell, Oklahoma State; P Nick McCurdy, Oklahoma State; C Sam Anderson, UT; 3B Ryan Brooks, UT; P Justin Moore, Texas A&M; C 

Anthony Arnerich, Texas Tech; OF Jason Rainey, Texas Tech; P Blake McGinley, Texas Tech 


FIRST TEAM 

1B-Dan Johnson, Nebraska, 6-2, 210, Jr., Coon Rapids, Minn.. 

2B-Tommy Nicholson, Texas, 5-9, 160, Jr., Anaheim, Calif. 

SS-Ryan Stegall, Missouri, 6-1, 188, So., Liberty, Mo. 

3B-Jason Bartlett, Oklahoma, 6-0, 170, Jr., Lodi, Calif. 

Utility-Todd West, Texas, 5-11, 170, Jr., Highlands Ranch, Colo. 

C-Justin Cowan, Nebraska, 5-8, 190, Jr., Tumwater, Wash. 

OF-Aaron Runk, Iowa State, 5-11, 185, Sr., Stillwater, Minn. 

OF-Carlos Gautreaux, Oklahoma State, 5-8, 175, Sr., Abbeville, La. 

OF-Ben Emond, Texas, 6-0, 180, Sr., Farnham, Quebec, Canada 

OF-Jeff Bajenaru, Oklahoma, 6-1, 190, Sr., Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. 

DH-Matt Hopper, Nebraska, 6-4, 195, Fr., Morrison, Colo. 

Starting Pitchers-Chad Hawkins, Baylor, 6-7, 215, Jr., Grapevine, Texas; Kyle Evans, Baylor, 6-3, 187. Jr., Albuquerque, N.M.; Shane Komine, Nebraska, 5-10, 165, 

So., Honolulu, Hawai,i; Beau Hale, Texas, 6-1, 205, Jr., Mauriceville, Texas 

Relief Pitchers-Zane Carlson, Baylor, 5-10, 160, Fr., Dallas, Texas; Charlie Thames, Texas, 6-1, 185, Jr., Humble, Texas

Player of the Year-Shane Komine, Nebraska 

Coach of the Year-Steve Smith, Baylor 

Newcomer Player of the Year-Dan Johnson, 1B, Nebraska; 

Newcomer Pitcher of Year—Charlie Thames, Texas 

Freshman Player of the Year-Matt Hopper, DH, Nebraska 

Freshman Pitcher of the Year-Zane Carlson, Baylor 

SECOND TEAM 

1B-(tie) Mark English, Kansas State, 6-2, 175, Jr., Roeland Park, Kan.; Rick Park, Oklahoma, 6-4, 215, Sr., Norman, Okla. 

2B-Preston Underdown, Baylor, 5-11, 180, Sr., Phoenix, Ariz. 

SS-Tommy Whiteman, Oklahoma, 6-3, 175, So., Midwest City, Okla. 

3B-Ryan Klocksien, Kansas, 6-2, 195, So., Shorewood, Minn. 

UT-Jace Brewer, Baylor, 6-0, 170, So., Washington, Okla. 

C-Kelly Shoppach, Baylor, 5-11, 190, So., Ft. Worth, Texas 

OF-Jaime Bubela, Baylor, 6-1, 200, Jr., Houston, Texas; Adam Stern, Nebraska, 5-10, 165, So., London, Ontario, Canada; Marco Cunningham, Texas Tech, 5-10, 185, 

Sr., Silt, Colo.; Jason Rainey, Texas Tech, 6-0, 185, Jr., Cooper, Texas 

DH-Chaz Eiguren, Texas Tech, 6-5, 215, Sr., Broomfield, Colo. 

Starting Pitchers-Austin Mix, Oklahoma, 6-3, 208, Fr., Coppell, Texas; Matt Smith, Oklahoma State, 6-4, 218, Jr., Henderson, Nev.; Josh Merrigan, Oklahoma State, 6- 

4, 220, Jr., Vermilion, S.D.; D.J. Jones, Texas, 6-1, 205, Sr., Forney, Texas 

Relief Pitcher-Jeff Bajenaru, Oklahoma 


1B Jeff Ontiveros, Texas; 2B Zach Lekse, Oklahoma; 2B Will Bolt, Nebraska; SS Nebassett Brown, Oklahoma State; SS John Nelson, Kansas; 3B Landon Brandes, 

Missouri; C Ryan Wickham, Iowa State; C Ryan Budde, Oklahoma State; OF Daylan Holt, Texas A&M; DH Jade O’Brien, Iowa State; SP Pete Smart, Kansas; SP Rusty 

Philbrick, Kansas; SP Jamie Rodrigue, Nebraska; SP Kevin Tracey, Texas Tech 


(As Selected by Conference Head Coaches) 

FIRST TEAM 

1B-Ken Harvey, Nebraska, 6-2, 250, Jr., Los Angeles, Calif. 

2B-Eric Nelson, Baylor, 5-11, 185, Sr., Missouri City, Texas 

SS-Jason Moore, Texas, 6-0, 190, So., Miami, Fla. 

3B-Josh Holliday, Oklahoma State, 5-9, 201, Sr., Stillwater, Okla. 

Utility-Billy Gasparino, Oklahoma State, 5-10, 190, Sr., Tampa, Fla. 

C-Josh Bard, Texas Tech, 6-3, 205, Jr., Englewood, Colo. 

OF-Lamont Matthews, Oklahoma State, 6-0, 201, Jr., Petersburg, Va. 

OF-Daylan Holt. Texas A&M, 6-1, 200, So., Mesquite, Texas 

OF-Kasey Weishaar, Kansas State, 5-10, 175, So., Topeka, Kan. 

OF-Jon Topolski, Baylor, 5-10, 185, Sr., Houston, Texas 

DH-Casey Bookout, Oklahoma, 6-5, 235, Sr., Stroud, Okla. 

Starting Pitchers-Casey Fossum, Texas A&M, 6-0, 150, Jr., Waco, Texas; Jason Jennings, Baylor, 6-2, 243, Jr., Mesquite, Texas; Matt Smith, Oklahoma State, 6-3, 218, 

So., Henderson, Nev.; Jody Harris, Missouri, 5-11, 175, Jr., Duncan, Neb. 

Relief Pitchers-Brandon Roberson, Texas Tech, 6-3, 175, Jr., Fort Worth, Texas; Chris Russ, Texas A&M, 5-11, 167, So., Kerrville, Texas 

Player of the Year-Jason Jennings, Baylor 

Coach of the Year-Mark Johnson, Texas A&M 

Newcomer of the Year-Jody Harris, P, Missouri 

Freshman of the Year-Shane Komine, P, Nebraska, 5-9, 160, Honolulu, Hawai’i 


SECOND TEAM 

1B-John Scheschuk, Texas A&M, 6-1, 216, Sr., Houston, Texas 

2B-Kevin Lucas, Oklahoma State, 5-9, 174, Sr., Festus, Mo. 

SS-Zach Lekse, Oklahoma, 5-11, 175, Jr., Martinez, Calif. 

3B-Aaron Wilson, Missouri, 6-1, 212, Sr., St. Charles, Mo. 

UT-Steve Scarborough, Texas A&M, 5-9, 158, Jr., Duncanville, Texas 

C-Shawn Schumacher, Texas A&M, 6-1, 196, Sr., Carthage, Texas 

OF-Aaron Runk, Iowa State, 5-11, 185, Jr., Stillwater, Minn.; Ryan Ruiz, Texas Tech, 5-9, 160, Sr., El Toro, Calif.; Bobby Walters, Oklahoma, 6-1, 180, Sr., Sallisaw, 

Okla.; Steven Truitt, Texas A&M, 5-9, 182, Jr., Missouri City, Texas 

DH-Richard Park, Oklahoma, 6-4, 210, Jr., Norman, Okla. 

Starting Pitchers-Shane Wright, Texas Tech, 6-3, 215, Sr., Topeka, Kan.; Chance Caple, Texas A&M, 6-4, 200, Jr., Southlake, Texas; Justin Stine, Missouri, 6-1, 190, 

Sr., West Plains, Mo.; Jared Hoerman, Oklahoma, 6-4, 200, Sr., Ardmore, Okla. 

Relief Pitchers-Tim Johnson, Kansas State, 6-3, 200, Sr., Salina, Kan.; Jeff Bajernau, Oklahoma, 6-1, 195, Jr., Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. 


1B Matt Williams, Baylor; 1B 1B Jay McCullough, Oklahoma State; DH Jeff Hedman, Nebraska; 2B Chad Tabor, Kansas State; 2B Tommy Nicholson, Texas; SS Mack 

Paciorek, Iowa State; SS Ryan Stegall, Missouri; SS John Nelson, Kansas; SS Lance Woodcock, Texas Tech; 3B Jason Huth, Texas Tech; C Jon Williams, Missouri; C 

Sam Anderson, Texas; SP Chad Hawkins, Baylor; SP Shane Komine, Nebraska; SP Scott Dunn, Texas; SP Thom Dreier, Oklahoma State; SP Jeremy Krismer, Oklahoma 

State; RP Rusty Rushing, Oklahoma State; RP Phil Seibel, Texas; RP Chris George, Missouri; Thom Dreier, Oklahoma State; OF Jamal Strong, Nebraska; OF J.R. 

Warner, Missouri. 





FIRST TEAM 

1B-Charley Carter, Baylor, 6-3, 205, Sr., Mt. Pleasant, Texas 

IF-Keith Ginter, Texas Tech, 5-9, 190, Sr., Fullerton, Calif. 

IF-Corey Hart, Oklahoma6-0, 185, Sr., Oklahoma City, Okla. 

IF-Griffin Moore, Missouri, 6-3, 200, Sr., San Luis Obispo, Calif. 

IF-Derek Wathan, Oklahoma, 6-3, 190, Jr., Blue Springs, Mo. 

IF-Craig Kuzmic, Texas A&M, 6-0, 183, Jr., Fountain Valley, Calif. 

C-(tie) Josh Bard, Texas Tech, 6-3, 205, So., Englewood, Colo. 

Josh Holliday, Oklahoma State, 5-11, 198, Jr., Stillwater, Okla. 

OF-Ryan Fry, Missouri, 6-0, 210, Sr., Oak Grove, Mo. 

OF-Willy Hill, Oklahoma, 5-10, 165, Sr., Altadena, Calif. 

OF-Jason Tyner, Texas A&M, 6-1, 167, Jr., Beaumont, Texas 

OF-Jon Topolski, Baylor, 5-10, 175, Jr., Houston, Texas 

DH-Casey Bookout, Oklahoma, 6-5, 235, Jr., Stroud, Calif. 

Utility (P-DH-OF)-Jason Jennings, Baylor, 6-3, 225, So., Mesquite, Texas 

Starting Pitchers-Kip Wells, Baylor, 6-3, 196, Jr., Sugar Land, Texas; Ryan Rupe, Texas A&M, 6-6, 240, Sr., Houston, Texas; Casey Fossum, Texas A&M, 6-0, 154, So., 

Waco, Texas; Geoff Geary, Oklahoma, 6-0, 175, Sr., San Diego, Calif.; Shane Wright, Texas Tech, 6-2, 210, Jr., Topeka, Kan. 

Relief Pitchers-Danny Prata, Oklahoma State, 5-11, 178, Jr., Montreal, Quebec, Canada; Chris George, Missouri, 6-0, 181, Jr., St. Louis, Mo. 

Co-Players of the Year-Jason Jennings, Baylor; Jason Tyner, Texas A&M 

Coach of the Year-Mark Johnson, Texas A&M 

Newcomer of the Year-Craig Kuzmic, 3B, Texas A&M 

Freshman of the Year-Matt Smith, P, Oklahoma State 

SECOND TEAM 

1B-John Scheschuk, Texas A&M, Jr., 6-1, 204, Pasadena, Texas 

IF-Kevin Jordan, Texas Tech, 6-1, 195, Jr., Midland, Texas 

IF-Billy Gasparino, Oklahoma State, 6-0, 185, Jr., Tampa, Fla. 

IF-Jose Montenegro, Oklahoma, 5-10, 190, Sr., South Gate, Calif. 

IF-Bill Uelmen, Iowa State, 6-3, 230, Sr., Cecil, Wis. 

IF-Jason Huth, Texas Tech, 5-10, 170, Jr., Englewood, Colo. 

C-Scott Sandusky, Texas A&M, 6-0, 182, Sr., Arvada, Colo. 

OF-Mark Cridland, Texas, 6-3, 210, Sr., Galveston, Texas; Clint Wyrick, Kansas, 5-9, 175, Sr., Lakewood, Colo.; Ryan Ruiz, Texas Tech, 5-9, 160, Jr., El Toro, Calif.; 

James Blair, Baylor, 6-0, 188, Jr., San Antonio, Texas; Aaron Runk, Iowa State, 5-11, 188, So., Stillwater, Minn. 

DH- Tony Lucca, Oklahoma State, 6-0, 235, Sr., San Francisco, Calif. 

Starting Pitchers-Justin Stine, Missouri, 6-1, 188, Jr., West Plains, Mo.; Jon Adkins, Oklahoma State, 6-0, 185, Jr., Wayne, W. Va.,; Matt Smith, Oklahoma State, 6-4, 

200, Fr., Henderson, Nev., Kevin Olsen, Oklahoma, 6-3, 200, Sr., Norco, Calif. 

Relief Pitchers-Eric French, Texas A&M, 6-3, 198, Sr., Austin, Texas; Andy Silva, Kansas State, 5-10, 190, Jr., South Gate, Calif. 


1B Shawn Leimbek, Iowa State; 2B Eric Nelson, Baylor; SS Brian Schmidt, Nebraska; SS Kevin Lucas, Oklahoma State; C Josh Dimmick, Kansas; C Yancy Ayres, 

Kansas State; 3B Josh Marn, Kansas State; OF Jeremy Dodson, Baylor; OF Eric Sommerhauser, Kansas State; OF Marc Fournier, Oklahoma State; DH Richard Park, 

Oklahoma; DH Jake Epstein, Missouri; SP Matthew Schuldt, Nebraska; SP Scott Dunn, Texas; SP Monty Ward, Texas Tech; RP Steve Larkin, Iowa State; Thom Dreier, 

Oklahoma State. 


FIRST TEAM 

1B - Joe Dillon, Texas Tech, 6-2, 200, Sr., Santa Rosa, Calif. 

2B - Keith Ginter, Texas Tech, 5-9, 177, Jr., Fullerton, Calif. 

SS - Heath Schesser, Kansas State, 6-1, 175, Jr., Manhattan, Kan. 

3B - Rusty McNamara, Oklahoma State, 5-9, 185, Sr., Riverside, Calif. 

C - Javier Flores, Oklahoma, 6-0, 183, Sr., Broken Arrow, Okla. 

OF - Francis Collins, Nebraska, 5-9, 176, Jr., San Francisco, Calif. 

OF - Jeff Guiel, Oklahoma State, 5-10, 185, Sr., Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 

OF - Jason Tyner, Texas A&M, 6-0, 165, So., Beaumont, Texas 

DH - Casey Bookout, Oklahoma, 6-5, 235, So., Stroud, Calif. 

Utility - Todd Sears, Nebraska, 6-6, 185, Jr., Ankeny, Iowa 

Starting Pitchers - (tie occurred in voting) Kris Lambert, Baylor, 5-11, 180, Sr., Houston, Texas; Scott Williamson, Oklahoma State, 6-0, 185, Jr., Friendswood, Texas; 

Ryan Rupe, Texas A&M, 6-6, 225, Jr., Houston, Texas; Jason Gooding, Texas Tech, 6-0, 195, Jr., Cambridge, Ontario, Canada; Shane Wright, Texas Tech, 6-2, 210, 

So., Topeka, Kan 

Relief Pitchers - Jason Jennings, Baylor, 6-3, 225, Fr., Mesquite, Texas; Geoff Geary, Oklahoma, 6-0, 170, Jr., El Cajon, Calif. 

Player of the Year: Joe Dillon, 1B, Texas Tech 

Newcomer of the Year: Keith Ginter, 2B, Texas Tech 

Freshman of the Year: Josh Bard, C, Texas Tech 

Coach of the Year: Larry Hays, Texas Tech

SECOND TEAM (1997 cont’d) 

1B - (tie) Jason Bichelmeyer, Kansas State, 6-1, 210, Sr., Louisburg, Kan.; Tony Lucca, Oklahoma State, 6-0, 235, Jr., San Francisco, Calif. 

2B - Billy Gasparino, Oklahoma State, 6-0, 175, So., Tampa, Fla. 

SS - Joe DeMarco, Kansas, 5-9, 165, Sr., Tamarac, Fla. 

3B - Jason Stephens, Texas A&M, 6-0, 205, Sr., Paris, Texas 

C - Josh Bard, Texas Tech, 6-3, 195, Fr., Denver, Colo. 

OF - (tie) Jon Topolski, Baylor, 5-10, 170, So., Houston, Texas; Mark Cridland, Texas, 6-3, 210, Jr., Galveston, Texas; Brett Loeffler, Texas, 6-1, 177, 

So., Round Rock, Texas; Johnny Hunter, Texas A&M, 6-0, 186, Sr., Arlington, Texas 

DH - Scott Poepard, Kansas State, 6-2, 195, Sr., Forest Lake, Minn. 

Utility - (tie) Kip Harkrider, Texas, 5-11, 174, Jr., Carthage, Texas; Josh Holliday, Oklahoma State, 5-11, 190, So., Stillwater, Okla. 

Starting Pitchers - Eric Yanz, Kansas State, 6-3, 210, Sr., Jefferson, Colo.; Jon Adkins, Oklahoma State, 6-0, 185, So., Wayne, W. Va.,; Monty Ward, 

Texas Tech; Jeff Andra, Oklahoma, 6-5, 210, Jr., Shawnee Mission, Kan. 

Relief Pitchers - (tie) Brett Bergman, Baylor, 5-10, 225, Jr., Southlake, Texas; Josh Wingerd, Kansas, 6-0, 175, Sr., Hood River, Ore.; David Johnson, 

Kansas State, 6-3, 220, Jr., Baxter Springs, Kan. 


2B Eric Nelson, Baylor; SS Griffin Moore, Missouri; SS Derek Wathan, Oklahoma; 3B Bill Uelmen, Iowa State; C Guye Senjem, Iowa State; OF James 

Blair, Baylor; OF Jeremy Dodson, Baylor; OF Justin Headley, Kansas; OF Matt Nivens, Missouri; Utility Brian Shackleford, Oklahoma; OF Brandon 

Toro, Texas Tech; OF Aaron Runk, Iowa State; OF Ryan Fry, Missouri; DH Aaron Wilmes, Kansas; P Steve Fish, Nebraska; P Marques Davis, Oklahoma 

State; P Brad Ralston, Texas Tech. 


2004 Baseball Academic All-Big 12 

First Team (3.20-plus grade point average; *indicates nominated with a 4.0 GPA) 

Name, School Class Major Hometown 

Michael Griffin, Baylor Jr. Accounting Dallas, Texas 

Sean Walker, Baylor Jr. History La Mesa, Calif. 

Tyler Bullock, Baylor So. Pre-Business Fort Worth, Texas 

Zach Dillon, Baylor So. General Studies Urbandale, Iowa 

Ryan LaMotta, Baylor So. Pre-Business Sugar Land, Texas 

Andy Pape, Baylor So. Pre-Business San Antonio, Texas 

Ryan Baty, Kansas Sr. Communication Studies Wichita, Kan. 

Chris Smart, Kansas Sr. History Omaha, Neb. 

Danny Wilson, Kansas State Sr. Kinesiology Manhattan, Kan. 

Jason Long, Kansas State So. Management Midwest City, Okla. 

Chris Carlson, Kansas State Fr.-RS Business Administration Topeka, Kan. 

Mark Alexander, Missouri Sr. Accountancy Independence, Mo. 

Ryan Rallo, Missouri Sr. General Studies Chesterfield, Mo. 

Garrett Broshuis, Missouri Jr. Psychology Advance, Mo. 

James Boone, Missouri So. Business Clinton, Okla. 

Justin Pekarek, Nebraska Sr. Management Staplehurst, Neb. 

Mike Sillman, Nebraska Sr. Business Administration Omaha, Neb. 

Jeremy Becker, Nebraska Jr. Agricultural Engineering Scottsbluff, Neb. 

Daniel Bruce, Nebraska Jr. English Omaha, Neb. 

Dustin Timm, Nebraska Jr. Communication Studies Yutan, Neb. 

Mike Swindell, Oklahoma Sr. Sociology Wildomar, Calif. 

Matt Bose, Oklahoma Jr. Marketing Midland, Texas 

Blake Hurlbutt, Oklahoma Fr.-RS University Studies Enid, Okla. 

John Forrest, Oklahoma State Sr. Public Relations Edmond, Okla. 

Mario Matulich, Oklahoma State Sr. Education Mineola, N.Y. 

Daniel Rew, Oklahoma State Sr. General Business Fayetteville, Ark. 

Justin Moore, Texas A&M Sr. Finance Katy, Texas 

Erik Schindewolf, Texas A&M Sr. Industrial Distribution Spring, Texas 

Corey Gerstner, Texas Tech Sr. Advertising Lubbock, Texas 

SECOND TEAM (3.00 TO 3.19 GPA) 

Jared Clements, Baylor Sr. Human Performance Waco, Texas 

Kevin Sevigny, Baylor So. Pre-Business Springvale, Maine 

Matt Tribble, Kansas Sr. History Wheaton, Ill. 

Josh Heinrich, Kansas State Sr. Finance Englewood, Colo. 

Terry Blunt, Kansas State Jr. Operations Management / Marketing Andover, Kan. 

Taylor Parker, Missouri So. Biology Bellaire, Texas 

John Grose, Nebraska Sr. Business Administration Henderson, Nev. 

Jake Mullinax, Nebraska Sr. Special Education / Coaching Hesperia, Calif. 

Curtis Ledbetter, Nebraska Jr. News Editorial Lawrence, Kan. 

Phil Shirek, Nebraska Jr. Biological Sciences Minot., N.D. 

Mark Roberts, Oklahoma Sr. Sociology Owasso, Okla. 

David Purcey, Oklahoma Jr. Marketing Dallas, Texas 

Justin Simmons, Texas Sr. Finance DeSoto, Texas 

Michael Hollimon, Texas Jr. Kinesiology Dallas, Texas 

Seth Johnston, Texas Jr. Corporate Communication Boerne, Texas 

Coby Mavroulis, Texas A&M So. Agricultural Development Abilene, Texas 

Steven Thomas, Texas Tech Sr. Management and Marketing Kingwood, Texas 




Ross Bennett, Baylor Sr. Biology Cape Girardeau, Mo. 

Steven White, Baylor Sr. General Studies League City, Texas 

Michael Griffin, Baylor So. Pre-Business Dallas, Texas 

Sean Walker, Baylor So. Pre-Education La Mesa, Calif. 

Zach Dillon, Baylor Fr.-RS Pre-Education Urbandale, Iowa 

Tim Doty, Kansas State Sr. Accounting Oklahoma City, Okla. 

Kevin Melcher, Kansas State Sr. Geography Overland Park, Kan. 

Brad Anzman, Kansas State Jr. Business Administration Englewood, Colo. 

Kenny Hansley, Oklahoma State Sr. Economics Cooper City, Fla. 

Brian Kraft, Oklahoma State Sr. Education Gainesville, Fla. 

Mike Miller, Oklahoma State Sr. General Business Tulsa, Okla. 

Daniel Rew, Oklahoma State Jr. General Business Fayetteville, Ark. 

Joe Weaver, Oklahoma State Jr. Secondary Education Stillwater, Okla. 

Dusty Buck, Texas Tech Sr. Business Lubbock, Texas 

Casey Spanish, Kansas Sr. Communication Studies Savage, Minn. 

Ryan Baty, Kansas Jr. Communication Studies Wichita, Kan. 

Matt Tribble, Kansas Jr. History Wheaton, Ill. 

*Garrett Broshuis, Missouri So. Psychology Advance, Mo. 

Travis Wendte, Missouri So. Undeclared Moore, Okla. 

Matt Hopper, Nebraska Sr. Business Administration Golden, Colo. 

Jeff Leise, Nebraska Sr. Psychology Omaha, Neb. 

Jamie Rodrigue, Nebraska Sr. Elementary Education St. Clair, Mo. 

Drew Anderson, Nebraska Jr. Communication Studies Kearney, Neb. 

Aaron Marsden, Nebraska Jr. Finance Grand Forks, N.D. 

Daniel Bruce, Nebraska So. Undeclared Omaha, Neb. 

Reggie Willits, Oklahoma Sr. Management Information Systems Fort Cobb, Okla. 

Buddy Blair, Oklahoma Jr. Business Management Tulsa, Okla. 

Matt Bose, Oklahoma So. University Studies Midland, Texas 

Greg Kish, Oklahoma So. University Studies Redondo Beach, Calif. 

Kevin Frizzell, Texas Sr. Professional Accounting Georgetown, Texas 

Second Team (3.00 to 3.19 grade point average) 

Trey Taylor, Baylor So. Pre-Education Mansfield, Texas 

Paul Witt, Baylor So. Pre-Business Pine Bluff, Ark. 

Gabe Luttrell, Kansas State Sr. Marketing Midwest City, Okla. 

Brandon Taylor, Kansas State Sr. Golf Course Management Parsons, Kan. 

Ty Soto, Kansas State Jr. Social Science Bakersfield, Calif. 

Terry Blunt, Kansas State So. Operations Management Andover, Kan. 


Academic All-Big 12 Baseball Teams 

Erik Schindewolf, Texas A&M Jr. Industrial Distribution Spring, Texas 

Madison Edwards, Texas Tech So. Arts & Sciences Midland, Texas 

Chris Smart, Kansas Jr. History Omaha, Neb. 

Josh Birmingham, Nebraska Sr. Economics Hobbs, N.M. 

Curtis Ledbetter, Nebraska So. News Editorial Lawrence, Kan. 

Luke Alexander, Oklahoma Sr. Marketing Carthage, Texas 

Matt Arkison, Oklahoma Sr. Business Management Broken Arrow, Okla. 

Eddie Cornejo, Oklahoma Sr. Sociology Mira Loma City, Calif. 

Austin Mix, Oklahoma Sr. Sociology/Criminology Coppell, Texas 

Wayne Baker, Oklahoma Jr. Aerospace Engineering Edmond, Okla. 

Dustin Majewski, Texas Sr. Kinesiology Brenham, Texas 




Ross Bennett, Baylor Sr. Biochemistry Cape Girardeau, Mo. 

Tim Hartshorn, Baylor Sr. Biology Long Beach, Calif. 

Paul Richmond, Baylor Sr. Accounting Crockett, Texas 

Justin Taylor, Baylor Sr. Entrepreneurship Duncanville, Texas 

Steven White, Baylor Jr. Human Performance League City, Texas 

Casey Spanish, Kansas Jr. Communication Studies Savage, Minn. 

Jake Wright, Kansas Sr. Economics Baldwin, Kan. 

Tim Doty, Kansas State Jr. Accounting Oklahoma City, Okla. 

Chad Duckers, Kansas State Sr. Marketing/ International BusinessPrairie Village, Kan. 

Kevin Melcher, Kansas State Jr. Georgraphy/Natural Resources and Environmental 

Sciences Overland Park, Kan. 

*Garrett Broshuis, Missouri Fr-RS Psychology Advance, Mo. 

Shane Komine, Nebraska Sr. Sociology Honolulu, Hawaii 

Jeff Leise, Nebraska Jr. Psychology Omaha, Neb. 

Jamie Rodrigue, Nebraska Jr. Physical Education St. Clair, Mo. 

Buddy Blair, Oklahoma So. Business Tulsa, Okla. 

Rocky Cherry, Oklahoma Sr. Construction Science Coppell, Texas 

Zach Cates, Oklahoma State Jr. Economics Tempe, Ariz. 

Justin Meccage, Oklahoma State Sr. Physical Education Billings, Mont. 

Ali Modami, Oklahoma State Sr. Journalism/Broadcasting Scottsdale, Ariz. 

Paul Powell, Oklahoma State Sr. Hotel Restaurant Administration Cushing, Okla. 

Joe Weaver, Oklahoma State So. Undeclared Stillwater, Okla. 

Ray Clark, Texas Jr. Finance Grapevine, Texas 

Ryan France, Texas Sr. Sport Management Austin, Texas 

Matt Rosenberg, Texas Sr. Prof. Program in Accounting Monument, Colorado 

Ryan Warpinski, Texas A&M So. Information and Operations Management 

Maribel, Wis. 

Brent Fossum, Texas Tech So. Pre-Dentistry Albuquerque, N.M. 

J.J. Newman, Texas Tech Sr. Sociology Lubbock, Texas 

Steve Rowe, Texas Tech Sr. Finance Houston, Texas 


Mike Huggins, Baylor Sr. Marketing San Antonio, Texas 

Ryan Baty, Kansas So. Communication Studies Wichita, Kan. 

Jeff Davis, Kansas Sr. Economics Lawrence, Kan. 

Brad Anzman, Kansas State So. Business Administration Englewood, Colo. 

James Brazeal, Kansas State Sr. Fisheries & Wildlife Biology Shawnee, Kan. 

Ty Soto, Kansas State So. Social Sciences Bakersfield, Calif. 

Drew Endicott, Missouri Jr. Biology Carthage, Mo. 

Tony Vitello, Missouri Sr. General Agriculture Florissant, Mo. 

Drew Anderson, Nebraska So. General Studies Kearney, Neb. 

Jeff Blaesing, Nebraska Sr. Construction Management Lockport, Ill. 

Will Bolt, Nebraska Sr. Communication Studies Conroe, Texas 

Steve Hale, Nebraska Jr. Sociology Yukon, Okla 

Heith Gadient, Oklahoma Sr. Sociology Rock Island, Ill. 

Evan Greusel, Oklahoma Sr. Sociology Diamond Bar, Calif. 

Matt Oakes, Oklahoma State Sr. Animal Science/Business Taloga, Okla. 

Toby Rhodes, Oklahoma State Sr. Biology/Pre Dental Oklahoma City, Okla. 

Rob Watson, Oklahoma State Jr. Sociology Riverside, Calif. 

Matt Alexander, Texas A&M So. Accounting Ft. Worth, Texas 

Justin Moore, Texas A&M So. Finance Katy, Texas 

Matt Farnum, Texas A&M So. Economics Littleton, Colo. 

Matt Harbin, Texas Tech Sr. Exercise Sport Sciences Spring, Texas 

Travis McElroy, Texas Tech Sr. Design Communication Dallas, Texas 




Justin Taylor, Baylor Jr. Entrepreneurship Duncanville, Texas 

Keith Ellison, Baylor Sr. Health Science Studies Houston, Texas 

Tim Hartshorn, Baylor Sr. Biology Long Beach, Calif. 

Justin Spooner, Baylor Sr. Finance Jackson, Miss. 

Spencer Allen, Iowa State Sr. History Olympia, Wash. 

Pete Smart, Kansas Sr. Business Omaha, Neb. 

John Cole, Nebraska Jr. Business Administration Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 

Shane Komine, Nebraska Jr. Sociology Honolulu, Hawai'i 

Jeff Leise, Nebraska So. Psychology Omaha, Neb. 

Brandon Penas, Nebraska Sr. Community Health Education Grand Island, Neb. 

Adam Stern, Nebraska Jr. Sociology London, Ontario, Canada 

Rocky Cherry, Oklahoma Jr. Architecture Coppell, Texas 

Evan Greusel, Oklahoma Jr. Sociology Diamond Bar, Calif. 

Luke Scott, Oklahoma State Sr. Economics DeLand, Fla. 

Matt Rosenberg, Texas Sr. Accounting Grand Junction, Colo. 

Jason Rainey, Texas Tech Jr. Exercise and Sport Sciences Klondike, Texas 


Steven White, Baylor So. Pre-Education League City, Texas 

Michael Huggins, Baylor Jr. Marketing San Antonio, Texas

Matt Nordby, Iowa State Sr. Marketing Bettendorf, Iowa 

Sam Gish, Kansas Sr. Crime and Delinquency Studies Topeka, Kan. 

Kelvin Day, Kansas State Sr. Social Science Highland, Calif. 

Mark Alexander, Missouri So. Undeclared Independence, Mo. 

Logan Dale, Missouri Sr. Psychology Kansas City, Mo. 

Drew Endicott, Missouri So. Biology Carthage, Mo. 

Mick Weiss, Missouri Jr. Business Administration St. Peters, Mo. 

Anthony Vitello, Missouri Sr. Business Administration Florissant, Mo. 

Thom Ott, Nebraska Jr. Psychology Milton, Fla. 

Jamie Rodrigue, Nebraska So. Undeclared St. Clair, Mo. 

Austin Coose, Oklahoma Sr. Economics Kokomo, Ind. 

Mike Miller, Okla State So. Business Tulsa, Okla. 

Toby Rhodes, Okla State Jr. Psychology Oklahoma City, Okla. 

Rob Watson, Okla State Jr. Sociology Riverside, Calif. 

Ty Garner, Texas A&M Jr. Finance Kingwood, Texas 

Rusty Meyer, Texas A&M So. General Studies Blue Springs, Mo. 

Justin Moore, Texas A&M So. Business Administration Houston, Texas 

Chris Russ, Texas A&M Sr. Ag Economics Kerrville, Texas 

Cory Metzler, Texas Tech Jr. Management Information Systems Yukon, Okla. 

Brandon Roberson, T-Tech Sr. Exercise and Sport Sciences Fort Worth, Texas 

2000 Academic All-Big 12 Baseball Team 


Name Cl. Major Hometown 

Ross Bennett, Baylor So. Undecided Cape Girardeau, Mo. 

Kyle Evans, Baylor Jr. Information Systems Albuquerque, N.M. 

Tim Hartshorn, Baylor Jr. Biology Long Beach, Cailf. 

Joe Ratliff, Baylor Sr. Marketing Arlington, Texas 

Preston Underdown, Baylor Sr. Finance Scottsdale, Ariz. 

Aaron Runk, Iowa State Sr. Finance Stillwater, Minn. 

Brett Kappelmann, Kansas Sr. Pharmacy Augusta, Kan. 

Pete Smart, Kansas Jr. Business Administration Omaha, Neb. 

Shane Wedd, Kansas Sr. Secondary Education Lawrence, Kan. 

Duane Thompson, Kansas Sr. Communication Studies Glendale, Ariz. 

Chad Duckers, Kansas State So. Business Administration Prairie Village, Kan. 

Jason Wells, Kansas State Sr. Pre-Dentistry Salina, Kan. 

Logan Dale, Missouri Jr. Psychology Kansas City, Mo. 

John Cole, Nebraska So. Undeclared Kanata, Ontario, Canada 

Scott Fries, Nebraska Sr. Community Health Education Dannenbrog, Neb. 

Brandon Penas, Nebraska Jr. Exercise Science Grand Island, Neb. 

Rocky Cherry, Oklahoma So. University Studies Coppell, Texas 

Carlos Gautreaux, Oklahoma State Sr. Psychology Abbeville, La. 

Lance Smith, Oklahoma State Sr. Speech Communications Clinton, Okla. 

Ryan France, Texas So. Undecided Austin, Texas 

Kevin Frizzell, Texas So. Business Administration Round Rock, Texas 

Beau Hale, Texas Jr. Accounting Mauriceville, Texas 

Mike Pumo, Texas Sr. Marketing Austin, Texas 

Matt Rosenberg, Texas Jr. Accounting Grand Junction, Colo. 

David O’Keeffe, Texas Tech Sr. Family Studies San Francisco, Calif. 

Steve Rowe, Texas Tech So. General Business Houston, Texas 

Kevin Tracey, Texas Tech Sr. Public Relations Lake Oswego, Ore. 


Jaime Bubela, Baylor Jr. Finance Houston, Texas 

Michael Huggins, Baylor So. Pre-Business San Antonio, Texas 

Mark Saccomanno, Baylor So. Pre-Business Houston, Texas 

Justin Taylor, Baylor So. Pre-Business Duncanville, Texas 

Joe Siple, Iowa State Sr. Journalism and Mass Education Rochester, Minn. 

Spencer Allen, Iowa State Jr. History Olympia, Wash. 

Ryan Schmidt, Kansas Sr. Secondary Education Valley Center, Kan. 

Mark English, Kansas State Jr. Criminology Roeland Park, Kan. 

Ryan Pickett, Missouri Sr. Management Suisun, Calif. 

Mike Rallo, Missouri Sr. Consumer & Family Economics Chesterfield, Mo. 

Mick Weiss, Missouri So. Arts & Science Clayton, Mo. 

Brandt Vlieger, Nebraska Sr. Social Sciences Omaha, Neb. 

Jeff Bajenaru, Oklahoma Sr. Sociology-Criminology Chino Hills, Calif. 

Toby Rhodes, Oklahoma State So. Arts & Science Oklahoma City, Okla. 

Matt Smith, Oklahoma State Jr. Journalism & Broadcasting Henderson, Nev. 

Ben Emond, Texas Sr. French Farnham, Quebec, Canada 

Trey Lunsford, Texas Tech Jr. General Business San Angelo, Texas 


First Team (3.20-plus grade point average;*Nominated with 4.00 grade point average) 

Name Cl. Major Hometown 

Preston Underdown, Baylor Jr. Finance Phoenix, Ariz. 

Kyle Evans, Baylor So. Business Albuquerque, N.M. 

Mark Cogdill, Baylor Jr. Finance Houston, Texas 

Eric Nelson, Baylor Sr. Biology Missouri City, Texas 

Jon Topolski, Baylor Sr. Finance Houston, Texas 

Jason Jennings, Baylor Jr. Sociology Mesquite, Texas 

Aaron Runk, Iowa St. Jr. Finance Stillwater, Minn. 

Joe Siple, Iowa St. Jr. Pre-Journalism Rochester, Minn. 

Brett Kappelmann, Kansas Jr. Pharmacy Augusta, Kansas 

Pete Smart, Kansas So. Business Administration Omaha, Neb. 

Chris Williams, Kansas Sr. Sport Management Edmond, Okla. 

Jeff Davis, Kansas Fr. Business Administraion Lawrence, Kansas 

Matt Van Alsburg, Kansas Fr. Education Ft. Collins, Colo. 

Lukas McKnight, Kansas Fr. Education Libertyville, Ill. 


Michael Weiss, Missouri Fr. Pre-Health Related St. Peters, Mo. 

Mike Ketelsen, Missouri Sr. Marketing Parkville, Mo. 

Jarod Baringer, Nebraska Sr. Accounting Omaha, Neb. 

Scott Fries, Nebraska Jr. Community Health Education Dannebrog, Neb. 

Brandt Vlieger, Nebraska Jr. Social Science Omaha, Neb. 

Erik Mumm, Nebraska Sr. Mechanical Engineering Kearney, Neb. 

John Cole, Nebraska Fr. General Studies Ottowa, Ontario, Canada 

Casey Bookout, Oklahoma Sr. Mgmt. Information Systems Stroud, Okla. 

Hunter Covitz, Oklahoma Grad. Accounting Lenexa, Kansas 

Rocky Cherry, Oklahoma Fr. Undecided Coppell, Texas 

*Carlos Gautreaux, Oklahoma St. Jr. Psychology Maurice, La. 

Grant Bergman, Oklahoma St. Jr. Secondary Education Ft. Sill, Okla. 

Billy Gasparino, Oklahoma St. Jr. Finance Valrico, Fla. 

Josh Holliday, Oklahoma St. Jr. Health Promotion Stillwater, Okla. 

Trevor Leu, Oklahoma St. Fr. Undecided Cameron, Okla. 

Michael Lorsbach, Oklahoma St. Fr. Undecided Omaha, Neb. 

Lance Smith, Oklahoma St. Jr. Speech Clinton, Okla. 

Beau Hale, Texas So. Undecided Mauriceville, Texas 

Scott Dunn, Texas Jr. Sociology San Antonio, Texas 

Phil Seibel, Texas So. Communications Cypress, Calif. 

Mike Pumo, Texas Jr. Marketing Austin, Texas 

Courtney Weller, Texas A&M Jr. Industrial Distribution Missoula, Mont. 

Ken Sundstrom, Texas A&M Sr. Agricultural Business LaPalma, Calif. 


Justin Taylor, Baylor Fr. Undecided Duncanville, Texas 

Tom Wierzbicki, Iowa St. So. Mgmt. Information Systems Ankeny, Iowa 

Dave Rossman, Iowa St. So. Mechanical Engineering Siouz City, Iowa 

Shane Wedd, Kansas Jr. Education Lawrence, Kansas 

Jason Wells, Kansas St. Jr. Pre-Dentistry Salina, Kan. 

Chet Savage, Kansas St. Sr. Mass Communications Riverside, Calif. 

Mark English, Kansas St. So. Criminology Roeland Park, Kan. 

Ryan Stegall, Missouri Fr. Undeclared Liberty, Mo. 

Nick Wilfong, Missouri So. Undeclared Wappapello, Mo. 

Will Bolt, Nebraska Fr. General Studies Conroe, Texas 

Adam Stern, Nebraska Fr. General Studies London, Ontario, Canada 

Chad Cochell, Oklahoma Jr. Communications Norman, Okla. 

Joe Graham, Oklahoma Jr. Sociology Rocklin, Calif. 

Evan Greusel, Oklahoma Fr. Undecided Diamond Bar, Calif. 

Chris Haggard, Oklahoma St. So. Business Tulsa, Okla. 

Kevin Lucas, Oklahoma St. Jr. Physical Education Festus, Mo. 

Toby Rhodes, Oklahoma St. Fr. Undecided Oklahoma City, Okla. 

Matt Smith, Oklahoma St. So. Undecided Henderson, Nev. 

Dax Leone, Texas Jr. Sports Management Shawnee, Okla. 

Jeff Ontiveros, Texas Fr. Undecided Round Rock, Texas 

Chance Caple, Texas A&M Jr. Health Education Southlake, Texas 

Matt Ward, Texas A&M Sr. Agricultural Economics Irvine, Calif. 

Matt Knight, Texas A&M Jr. Health Education Hallsville, Texas 

Jason Huth, Texas Tech Sr. General Studies Englewood, Colo. 

Josh Bard, Texas Tech Jr. Exercise and Sport Science Englewood, Colo. 

Brad Ralston, Texas Tech Sr. Finance Lubbock, Texas 


First Team (3.20-plus grade point average;*Nominated with 4.00 grade point average) 

Name Class Major Hometown 

*Charley Carter, Baylor Sr. Finance Mt. Pleasant, Texas 

Jason Jennings, Baylor So. Sociology Mesquite, Texas 

Matthew Marcom, Baylor Sr. Marketing Irving, Texas 

Eric Nelson, Baylor Jr. Biology Missouri City, Texas 

John Topolski, Baylor Jr. Finance/Marketing Houston, Texas 

Preston Underdown, Baylor So. Finance Phoenix, Ariz. 

Brad Bjorklund, Iowa St. Fr. Engineering Apple Valley, Minn. 

Aaron Runk, Iowa St. So. Pre-Engineering Stillwater, Minn. 

*Josh Dimmick, Kansas Sr. Genetics Wharton, Texas 

Brett Kappelmann, Kansas So. Pre-Pharmacy Augusta, Kan. 

Pete Smart, Kansas Fr. Business Administration Omaha, Neb. 

Chris Williams, Kansas Jr. Sport Management Edmond, Okla. 

Josh Marn, Kansas St. Sr. Management Manhattan, Kan. 

Ryan Fry, Missouri Sr. History Oak Grove, Mo. 

Michael Ketelsen, Missouri Sr. Marketing Parkville, Mo. 

Griffin Moore, Missouri Sr. Finance & Banking Parkville, Mo. 

Nick Wilfong, Missouri Fr. Business Wappaello, Mo. 

Jarod Bearinger, Nebraska Jr. Accounting Omaha, Neb. 

Erik Mumm, Nebraska Jr. Mechanical Engineering Kearney, Neb. 

Brian Rodaway, Nebraska Fr. Business Administration Lincoln, Neb. 

Matt Schuldt, Nebraska Sr. Pre-Education Sioux Falls, S.D. 

Casey Bookout, Oklahoma Jr. Mgmt. Information Systems Stroud, Okla. 

Grant Bergman, Oklahoma St. Jr. Education Ft. Sill, Okla. 

Billy Gasparino, Oklahoma St. Jr. Business Valrico, Fla. 

*Steve Hill, Oklahoma St. Sr. Business Stillwater, Okla. 

Josh Holliday, Oklahoma St. Jr. Education Stillwater, Okla. 

James McAuliff, Oklahoma St. Fr. Undecided Oklahoma City, Okla. 

Rusty Puffinbarger, Oklahoma St. Sr. Education Carmargo, Okla. 

Brett Loeffler, Texas Sr. Kinesiology Round Rock, Texas 

Chance Caple, Texas A&M So. Community Health Education Southlake, Texas 

Chris Fulbright, Texas A&M So. General Studies Libertyville, Ill. 

Steve Scarborough, Texas A&M So. General Studies Duncanville, Texas 

Jason Tyner, Texas A&M Jr. Finance Beaumont, Texas 

Brandon Buckley, Texas Tech Jr. Exercise and Sport Science Danville, Calif. 

Brad Ralston, Texas Tech Jr. Business/Finance Lubbock, Texas 

Monty Ward, Texas Tech Jr. Business/Finance Lubbock, Texas 



Tom Wierzbicki, Iowa St. Fr. Mgmt. Information Systems Ankeny, Iowa 

Mark Corson, Kansas So. Business Administration Boulder, Colo. 

Doug Dreher, Kansas Fr. Undecided Hays, Kan. 

Chad Schuster, Kansas Jr. Pre-Pharmacy Glendale, Ariz. 

Mark English, Kansas St. So. Sociology Roeland Park, Kan. 

Chet Savage, Kansas St. Sr. Journalism/Mass Comm. Riverside, Calif. 

Nick Schwieder, Missouri Sr. Technician Education St. Louis, Mo. 

Jason Williams, Missouri Fr. Health Related Professions Fairfield, Calif. 

Paul McCurtain, Oklahoma Jr. Sociology Mesa, Ariz. 

Scott Sandusky, Texas A&M Sr. Business Administration Arvada, Colo. 

John Scheschuk, Texas A&M Jr. Speech Communication Pasadena, Calif. 

Erik Sobek, Texas A&M Jr. Agricultural Business Irvine, Calif. 

Matt Ward, Texas A&M Jr. Business Administration Irvine, Calif. 

Courtney Weller, Texas A&M So. Industrial Distribution Missoula, Mont. 

1997 Academic All-Big 12 Team 

First Team (3.30-4.0 grade point average) 


Jason Jennings, Baylor Fr. Sociology Mesquite, Texas 

Matthew Marcom, Baylor Jr. Marketing Irving, Texas 

Eric Nelson, Baylor So. Undecided Missouri City, Texas 

Jon Topolski, Baylor So. Business Admin. Houston, Texas 

Sam Blahnik, Iowa St. So. Animal Ecology West Bend, Wis. 

Chris Grubb, Iowa St. Sr. Finance St. Joseph, Mo. 

Aaron Runk, Iowa St. Fr. Pre Engineering Stillwater, Minn. 

Ryan Seifert, Iowa St. Jr. Finance Chaska, Minn. 

Josh Dimmick, Kansas Jr. Genetics Wharton, Texas 

Craig Stewart, Kansas Sr. Accounting Olathe, Kan. 

Chris Traylor, Kansas St. Jr. Business Admin. Bartlesville, Okla. 

Jason Wells, Kansas St. So. Pre-Denistry Salina, Kan. 

Aaron Jaworowski, Missouri Jr. Technical Education Ellisville, Mo. 

Giffin Moore, Missouri Jr. Business San Luis Obispo, Calif. 

Jarod Bearinger, Nebraska So. Accounting Omaha, Neb. 

Brian Doerr, Nebraska Fr. Business Admin. Ralston, Neb. 

Erik Mumm, Nebraska So. Mechanical Engineering Kearney, Neb. 

Aron Amundson, Oklahoma Jr. Visual Communication Mandan, N.D. 

Jeffrey Andra, Oklahoma Jr. Management Shawnee Mission, Kan. 

Nathan Bennett, Oklahoma So. University Studies Arroyo Grande, Calif. 

Harold Betts, Oklahoma Fr. University Studies Lakewood, Calif. 

Casey Bookout, Oklahoma So. University Studies Stroud, Okla. 

Hunter Covitz, Oklahoma So. Management Shawnee Mission, Kan. 

Paul McCurtain, Oklahoma Jr. Sociology Mesa, Ariz. 

Luke McFarland, Oklahoma So. University Studies Wagoner, Okla. 

Valentino Pascucci, Oklahoma Fr. University Studies Cerritos, Calif. 

Kendall Prather, Oklahoma Fr. Business Erick, Okla. 

Jeremy Vidales, Oklahoma Fr. Business Huntington Beach, Calif. 

Billy Gasparino, Oklahoma St. Fr. Accounting Valrico, Fla. 

Josh Holliday, Oklahoma St. So. Health Stillwater, Okla. 

Rusty Puffinbarger, Oklahoma St. Jr. Physical Education Leedey, Okla. 

Brian Thomas, Oklahoma St. Sr. Chemical Engineering Mt. Pleasant, Texas 

Ryan Chapple, Texas Jr. History Lake Jackson, Texas 

Brett Loeffler, Texas Jr. Kinesiology Round Rock, Texas 

Dan Roth, Texas So. History Portland, Ore. 

Chris Fulbright, Texas A&M Fr. General Studies Libertyville, Ill. 

Robert Fullick, Texas A&M So. BIMS Baytown, Texas 

Matt Garrick, Texas A&M Jr. EDKI Duncanville, Texas 

Jimmy Frush, Texas Tech Sr. History Abilene, Texas 

Johnny Hunter, Texas A&M Sr. Political Science Arlington, Texas 

Brandon Buckley, Texas Tech So. A&S Undecided Danville, Calif. 

Steve Richardson, Texas Tech Fr. Pre Med Nashville, Tenn. 

Honorable Mention (3.00-3.29 GPA) 

Scott Grawe, Iowa St. Jr. Finance Independence, Iowa 

Jason Mathys, Iowa St. Jr History Argyle, Wis. 

Nathan Teut, Iowa St. Jr. Horticulture Churdan, Iowa 

Mark Corson, Kansas Fr. Business Admini. Boulder, Colo. 

Brett Kappelmann, Kansas Fr. Undecided Augusta, Kan. 

Stephen Matthews, Kansas Sr. Pre-Physical Therapy New Orleans, La. 

Logan Overman, Kansas Fr. Business Admin. Wichita, Kan. 

Shane Wedd, Kansas Fr. Education Lawrence, Kan. 

Chris Williams, Kansas So. Sport Management Edmond, Okla. 

Garrett Bell, Kansas St. Fr. Undecided Midwest City, Okla. 

Ryan Buell, Kansas St. Sr. Business Admin. Kansas City, Mo. 

Casey Cook, Kansas St. Fr. Chemistry Lawrence, Kan. 

Joshua Marn, Kansas St. Jr. Business Admin. Manhattan, Kan. 

David Meares, Kansas St. Jr. Social Sciences Salina, Kan. 

Eric Sommerhauser, Kansas St. Jr. Kinesiology Miami, Okla. 

Ryan Fry, Missouri Jr. History Oak Grove, Mo. 

Jeffrey Terrell, Missouri Sr. Marketing Blue Springs, Mo. 

Matt Drevo, Nebraska Fr. General Studies Lincoln, Neb. 

Craig Moore, Nebraska So. General Studies Fremont, Neb. 

Chad Cochell, Oklahoma So. Arts & Sciences Norman, Okla. 

Geoffrey Geary, Oklahoma Jr. Sociology El Cajon, Calif. 

Chad Axton, Oklahoma St. Fr. Undeclared Stillwater, Okla. 

Sky Checotah, Oklahoma St. Jr. Biological Sciences Oklahoma City, Okla. 

Ryan Folmar, Oklahoma St. Sr. Physical Education Chambersburg, Pa. 

Neil Forstythe, Oklahoma St. Sr. Psychology California, Pa. 

Rusty McNamara, Oklahoma St. Sr. Physical Education Riverside, Calif. 

Shane Robinson, Oklahoma St. Jr. Agricultural Ed. Hollis, Okla. 

Charlie Carter, Texas Jr. Accounting Mt. Pleasant, Texas 



Mark Cridland, Texas Jr. Kinesiology Galveston, Texas 

Scott Dunn, Texas Fr. Undecided San Antonio, Texas 

Joey Hart, Texas Fr. Undecided Round Rock, Texas 

Morgan Hull, Texas Fr. Business Fort Worth, Texas 

Carl McClosky, Texas Sr. Sports Management Baytown, Texas 

Chance Caple, Texas A&M Fr. General Studies Southlake, Texas 

Jason Tyner, Texas A&M So. Business Admin. Beaumont, Texas 

Courtney Weller, Texas A&M Fr. IDIL Missoula, Mont. 

Carter Ayers, Texas Tech Jr. Exercise & Sports Sci. Houston, Texas 

Brent Huddleston, Texas Tech Jr. Political Sci. & History Arlington, Texas 

Brad Ralston, Texas Tech So. Finance Lubbock, Texas 

Joe Smith, Texas Tech Fr. A&S Undecided Lake Forest, Calif. 

Kirk Ulrich, Texas Tech Jr. Psychology Midland, Texas 

Monty Ward, Texas Tech So. Finance Lubbock, Texas

BIG 12 TEAM RECORDS 

Most Games – Season 

Big 12: 73 (58-15), Texas, 2004 

Big 8: 81 (62-19) Oklahoma, 1976 

Former SWC Schools: 80 (66-14) Texas, 1983 

Most Wins – Season 

Big 12: 58 Texas, 2004 

Big 8: 62 Oklahoma, 1976 

Former SWC Schools: 66 Texas, 1983 

Highest Batting Average – Season 

Big 12: .352 Texas Tech, 1997 

Big 8: .355 Oklahoma, 1987 

Former SWC Schools: .358 Texas Tech, 1984 

Most at Bats 

Big 12 

Inning: 20 Oklahoma State vs. Texas-Pan American, 2003 

Game: 75 Baylor vs. Houston (22 innings), 1999 

Season: 2,500 Texas A&M, 1999 

Big 8 

Game: 78 Colorado vs. Nebraska, 1974 

Season: 2,654 Oklahoma, 1978 

Former SWC Schools 

Game: 72 Texas vs. Rice, 1981 (20 innings) 

Season: 2,512 Texas, 1985 

Most Runs 


Inning: 16 Kansas vs. Kansas State, 2004 

Game: 50 Nebraska vs. Chicago State (3), 1999 

Season: 696 Oklahoma State (67 games), 1999 


Inning: 15 Oklahoma State vs. Nebraska, 1995 

Game: 37 Oklahoma State vs. Nebraska (18), 1995 

Season: 823 Oklahoma State, 1987 


Inning: 17 Texas A&M vs. Nebraska, 1989 

Game: 44 Texas vs. Southwestern (TX), 1925 

Season: 663 Texas, 1985 

Most Hits 


Inning: 14 Oklahoma State vs. Texas-Pan American, 2003 

Game: 35 Nebraska vs. Chicago State, 1999 

Season: 804 Texas A&M, 1999 


Inning: 13 Oklahoma State vs. Nebraska, 1995 

Game: 36 Kansas vs. NW Missouri State, 1993 



Inning: 10 By many 

Game: 44 Texas vs. Southwestern (Texas), 1925 

Season: 786 Texas Tech, 1995 

Most Doubles 


Inning: 6 Texas vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (3rd inn.), 

2001 

Game: 12 Texas Tech vs. Valley City State, 1998 



Inning: 4 By many. 

Game: 11 Oklahoma vs. Northern Iowa, 1989 




Game: 10 Texas A&M vs. Houston, 1974 


Most Triples 


Inning: 2 By many. Last: Missouri vs. Chicago State, 2004 

Game: 6 Texas vs. Southern Illinois, 1998 


Big 12 Conference Baseball Records 


Game: 6 twice. Last: Missouri vs. San Diego State, 1982 

Season: 44 Missouri, 1976 


Game: 6 Texas A&M vs. Delta State, 1982; Texas Tech vs. 

Rice, 1975 


Most Home Runs 


Inning: 4 Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma (9 th inn.), 2004; Kansas 

State vs. Missouri (3 rd inn.), 2001; Texas Tech vs. Sul Ross 

State (6th inn.), 1998 

Game: 11 Oklahoma State vs. Chicago State, 1999 



Inning: 3 By many 

Game: 9 Oklahoma State vs. North Texas, 1988 




Game: 8 Texas Tech vs. Baylor, 1984 


Most RBI 


Inning: 13 By many. Last: Oklahoma State vs. Texas-Pan 

American, 2003 




Game: 34 twice. Last: Oklahoma State vs. Nebraska, 1995 





Most Stolen Bases 


Inning: 3 Baylor vs. Houston, 1998; Missouri vs. Southeast 

Missouri, 2001 

Game: 10 Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma, 2004; Kansas vs. 

Oklahoma State, 2000 

Season: 146 Baylor, 1999; Texas Tech, 1998 


Game: 13 Nebraska vs. Nebraska-Omaha, 1995 

Season: 196 Nebraska, 1984 


Game: 13 Texas vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1990 


Most Total Bases 


Inning: 27 Texas vs. Miami (Fla.), 1997 


Season: 1,436 Oklahoma State, 1997 


Game: 61 Oklahoma State vs. North Texas, 1988 

Season: 1,487 Oklahoma State, 1988 



Season: 1,251 Texas Tech, 1995 

Most Walks 


Inning: 6 Oklahoma State vs. Kansas State, 2002; Missouri 

vs. Truman State, 2003 

Game: 18 Oklahoma State vs. Boston College, 2001; Kansas 

vs. Oklahoma, 1998 




Game: 23 twice. Last: Nebraska vs. Ft. Hays State, 1989 



Inning: 7 Texas vs. St. Mary’s (Texas), 1995 

Game: 24 Texas vs. St. Mary’s (Texas), 1995 


Most Strikeouts by Batters 


Inning: 3 By many. Last: Kansas State vs. Texas, 2004 

Game: 21 Iowa State vs. Nebraska, 1999; 20 Kansas State vs. 

Texas Tech, 2002 

Season: 486 Kansas, 1999 


Inning: 3 By many. Last: Iowa State vs. Nebraska, 1996 

Game: 20 Colorado vs. Missouri, 1963; Kansas vs. Oklahoma 

(11 inn.), 1963 



Inning: 3 By many. Last: Texas vs. Rice, 1996 

Game: 19 Texas Tech vs. Texas, 1971; Baylor vs. Texas 

A&M, 1957 


Most Batters Hit By Pitch 


Inning: 4 Iowa State vs. Rockhurst, 1999; Iowa State vs. 

Northern Iowa, 1999; Texas vs. Rice, 2003 

Game: 8 Kansas State vs. Wichita State, 2000 




Game: 9 Kansas vs. Sterling, 1992 



Inning: 3 By many. Last: Baylor vs. Texas Lutheran, 1993 

Game: 4 By many. Last: Baylor vs. Texas Lutheran, 1993 


Most Sacrifice Hits 


Inning: 2 By many. Last: Texas vs. Kansas State, 2004 

Game: 5 By many. Last: Texas vs. Kansas State, 2004 

Season: 126 Texas, 2000 (NCAA Record) 



Game: 3 By many. 






Most Sacrifice Flies 


Inning: 2 Texas Tech vs. Campbell, 2004 

Game: 6 By many. Last: Texas Tech vs. Campbell, 2004 



Inning: 1 By many. Last: Oklahoma State vs. Alabama, 1996 




Inning: 1 By many. Last: Texas vs. Rice, 1996 



Highest Fielding Percentage - Season 

Big 12: .972 Texas, 2002 

Big 8: .974 Oklahoma State, 1973 

Former SWC Schools: .977 Texas, 1991 

Most Putouts 


Game: 66 Baylor vs. Houston, 1999 

Season: 1,936 Texas, 2002 



Season: 2,045 Oklahoma, 1976 



Game: 60 Texas vs. Rice, 1981 

Season: 2,007 Texas, 1983 

Most Assists 


Game: 30 Texas vs. Kansas State, 2004 (20 inn.) 

Nine-Inning Game: 22 Oklahoma vs. Texas-Arlington, 2001 



Game: 23 twice. Last: Missouri vs. Mississippi, 1987 

Season: 943 Oklahoma, 1976 


Game: 26 Baylor vs. Texas, 1991 


Most Errors 


Inning: 4 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1999; Texas vs. Sam Houston 

State, 2000 

Game: 9 Oklahoma State vs. Boston College, 2001; Kansas 

State vs. Miami (Ohio), 2002 

Season: 130 Kansas State, 2002 


Game: 12 Kansas vs. Arkansas, 1955 



Game: 12 three times. Last: Baylor vs. Texas, 1950 


Most Double Plays 


Inning: 1 By many. Last: Texas vs. Cal State Fullerton, 2004 

Game: 5 Texas vs. Houston, 2000 



Game: 6 Iowa State vs. Creighton, 1980 



Game: 5 Texas A&M vs. Texas Southern, 1992 


Triple Plays 


Game: 1 Missouri vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2001; Kansas vs. St. 

Scholastica, 1999; Nebraska vs. Minnesota, 1998; Texas 

A&M vs. Missouri, 1997 

Season: 1 Missouri, 2001; Kansas, 1999; Nebraska, 1998; 

Texas A&M, 1997 


Game: 1 By many. Last: Nebraska vs. Fort Hays State, 1989 

Season: 1 By many. Last: Nebraska vs. Fort Hays State, 1989 


Game: 1 By many. Last: Baylor (unassisted) vs. Houston, 

1996 

Season: 1 By many. Last: Baylor (unassisted), 1996 

Most Left on Base 


Game: 27 Baylor vs. Oral Roberts, 2000 (15 inn.) 

Nine-Inning Game: 19 Texas vs. Sam Houston, 2001 



Game: 21 Oklahoma vs. Shepard Field, 1953 



Game: 19 twice. Last: Texas vs. Arizona State, 1992 


Most Passed Balls 


Inning: 2 By many. Last: Oklahoma vs. Texas Tech, 2003 

Game: 3 By many. Last: Baylor vs. Oklahoma, 2004 

Season: 24 Baylor, 2004 


Game: 9 Kansas vs. Sterling, 1992 





Game: 4, By Many 


Margin of Victory 


Game: 47 (50-3) Nebraska vs. Chicago State, 1999 

Big Eight 

Game: 32 (34-2) Oklahoma State vs. Wichita State, 1955 


Game: 43 (44-1) Texas vs. Southwestern (Texas), 1925 

Most Consecutive Games Without Shutouts 

Big 12: 330 Nebraska, 1998-03; 166 Baylor, 1997-00 (4 th 

game in 2000) 

Big 8: 197 Oklahoma State, 1986-89 

Former SWC Schools: 152 Texas Tech, 1994-96 

Most Consecutive Games Won 

Big 12: 16 Texas Tech, 2002; 15 Kansas, 2001-02; Nebraska, 

2000 

Big 8: 30 Oklahoma State, 1986 

Former SWC Schools: 34 Texas, 1977 (NCAA Record), 33, 

Texas, 1982 

Longest Game 

Big 12: 22 innings Baylor vs. Houston, 2-21-99 (BU 7-6); 20 

innings Kansas State vs. Texas, 4-9-04 (UT 10-6) 

Big 8: 22 innings Colorado vs. Nebraska, 1974 (CU 4-3) 

Former SWC Schools: 20 innings Texas vs. Rice, 1981 

(SWC tournament) (UT 7-6) 

TEAM PITCHING 

Lowest Earned Run Average - Season 

Big 12: 2.66 Texas, 2004 

Big 8: 0.65 Missouri (NCAA Record), 1954 

Former SWC Schools: 1.70 Baylor, 1968 

Highest Earned Run Average - Season 

Big 12: 8.11 Iowa State, 1998 

Big 8: 7.06 Kansas State, 1995 

Former SWC Schools: 8.02 Texas Tech, 1985 

Most Saves - Season 

Big 12: 21 Baylor, Oklahoma, 2000; Texas, 2004 

Big 8: 17 Oklahoma, 1995; Oklahoma State, 1985 


Most Runs Allowed 


Inning: 12 Nebraska vs. Iowa State, 1998; Kansas State vs. 


Game: 25 Texas vs. Nebraska, 1997 

Season: 498 Iowa State, 1999 

Fewest Season: 239 Texas, 2002 


Game: 37 Nebraska vs. Oklahoma State, 1995 


Fewest Season: 68 Oklahoma State 1973 


Game: 30 Baylor vs. Texas Tech, 1984 


Fewest Season: 74 Texas Tech, 1971 

Most Hits Allowed 


Game: 25 Missouri vs. Bradley, 1998 



Game: 26 twice. Last: Nebraska vs. Oklahoma State, 1995 



Game: 30 Texas Tech vs. Texas A&M, 1985 


Most Home Runs Allowed 


Inning: 3 Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma, 1997; Missouri vs. 


Game: 9 Nebraska vs. Missouri, 1998 

Season: 93 Oklahoma, 1998 


Game: 6 Four times. Last: Kansas vs. Kansas State, 1997 



Game: 8 Baylor vs. Texas Tech, 1984 


Most Strikeouts 


Game: 21 Nebraska vs. Iowa State (16 Inn.), 1999; 20 Texas 

Tech vs. Kansas State (15 inn.), 2002 

Game (9 inn.): 18 Texas Tech vs. Lindenwood, 1998; Texas 

A&M vs. Texas-Pan American, 2001; Missouri vs. SMS, 

2001 

Season: 612 Texas, 2004 


Game: 20 Missouri vs. Colorado, 1963; Oklahoma vs. Kansas 

(11 inn.), 1963 



Game: 21 Texas A&M vs. Lubbock Christian, 1990 


Most Walks Issued 


Inning: 6 Kansas State vs. Oklahoma State, 2002 

Game: 18 Oklahoma vs. Kansas, 1998 

Season: 310 Kansas State, 1997 


Game: 22 Kansas vs. Oklahoma, 1983 



Game: 14 By many. Last: Texas vs. Texas Tech, 1995 


Fewest Walks Issued 


Inning: 0 By many. Last: Texas vs. Cal State Fullerton, 2004 

Game: 0 By many. Last: Oklahoma State vs. Nebraska, 2004 



Inning: 0 By many, Last: Oklahoma State vs. Clemson, 1996 

Game: 0 By many. Last: Nebraska vs. Iowa State, 1996 



Inning: 0 By many. Last: Rice vs. Texas, 1996 

Game: 0 By many. Last: Texas vs. Sam Houston, 1996 


Most Innings Pitched 


Game: 22 Baylor vs. Houston, 1999; 20 Kansas State, Texas, 

2004 




Season: 681.2 Oklahoma, 1976 


Game: 20 Texas vs. Rice, 1981 


Most Hit Batters 


Inning: 2 By many. Last: Kansas State vs. Arkansas, 2003 

Game: 8 Kansas State vs. Arkansas, 2003 




Season: 60 Oklahoma State, 1986, 1995 


Inning: 2 By many. Last: Texas Tech vs. Baylor, 1995 

Game: 4 By many. Last: Texas Tech vs. Baylor, 1995 


Most Wild Pitches 


Inning: 3 By many. Last: Kansas vs. Eastern Michigan, 2001 

Game: 7 Kansas vs. Eastern Michigan, 2001 

Season: 75 Kansas, 2004 

Fewest Season: 22 Texas, 2002

Most Complete Games - Season 

Big 12: 21 Texas Tech, 1998 

Big 8: 31 twice, last: Nebraska, 1985 


Most Shutouts - Season 

Big 12: 10 Texas, 2004 

Big 8: 15 Nebraska, 1979 


Consecutive Strikeouts 


Inning: 3 By many. Last: Texas vs. Georgia, 2004 

Game: 9 Missouri vs. Harris-Stowe, 2002 



Inning: 3 By many. Last: Oklahoma State vs. Alabama, 1996 


Season: 4 By many. 


Inning: 3 By many. Last: Texas Tech vs. Southern California, 

1996 

Game: 9 Texas A&M vs. Lubbock Christian, 1993 


Consecutive Shutout Innings 

Season 

Big 12: 43 1/3 Nebraska, 2004; 41 Texas, 2002 

Big 8: 38 Oklahoma, 1971 


Most No-Hitters – Season 

Big 12: 1 Baylor vs. Loyola Marymount, 2004; Texas A&M 

vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 2004; Kansas vs. Texas 

Southern, 2004; Texas A&M vs. Texas-Pan American, 1998; 

Texas vs. Sam Houston State, 2000; Baylor vs. Iowa State, 

2000 

Big 8: 1 By many. Last: Oklahoma State vs. Missouri 

Southern, 1993 

Former SWC Schools: 2 Texas, 1946, 1971, 1973 

Most Perfect Games 

Big 12: None 

Big 8: 1 Nebraska vs. Kansas (7 inn.), 5-3-80 

Former SWC Schools: 1 Texas vs. Texas Tech (7 inn.), 3-3- 

70 

Most Relief Pitchers Used 

Big 12: 11, Texas Tech vs. Howard Payne, 2004; Kansas vs. 

Hastings, 1998 

BIG 12 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 

Highest Batting Average 

(Career Minima: 2.5 AB per game, 100 IP, 2 seasons) 


Season: .478 Ken Harvey, Nebraska, 1999 

Career: .430 Ken Harvey, Nebraska, 1997-99 


Season: .507 Dale Mitchell, Oklahoma, 1946 

Career: .467 Dale Mitchell, Oklahoma, 1942, 46 


Season: .519 Mickey Sullivan, Baylor, 1954 

Career: .418 Doug Ault, Texas Tech, 1971-72 

Most Games 


Season: 73 Taylor Teagarden, Texas, 2004 

Career: 260 Jeff Ontiveros, Texas, 1999-02 


Season: 75 Pete Incaviglia, Oklahoma State, 1984, 85; Scott 

Wade, Oklahoma State, 1984 

Career: 271 Brad Beanblossom, Oklahoma State, 1987-90 


Season: 80 Jose Tolentino, Texas, 1983 

Career: 240 Clint Bryant, Texas Tech, 1993-96 

Most At Bats 


Inning: 3 By many, Last: Craig Moore, Nebraska vs. Chicago 

State, 1999 


Game: 10 Jaime Bubela, Baylor vs. Houston, 1999; Jesse 

Gremminger, Kansas vs. Texas A&M, 2000 

Season: 302 Tim Moss, Texas, 2002 

Career: 966 Matt Hopper, Nebraska, 2000-03 



Game: 10 Steve Smith, Nebraska, 1974; Jay Sferra, 

Colorado, 1974 

Season: 302 Kelly Snider, Oklahoma, 1976 




Game: 9 by six players in Texas vs. Rice, SWC tournament 

game, 1981 

Season: 297 David Denny, Texas, 1984, 85 


Most Runs 


Inning: 2 By many. Last: Cameron Blair, Texas Tech vs. 


Game: 7 Ken Harvey, Nebraska vs. Chicago State, 1999 

Season: 97 Keith Ginter, Texas Tech, 1998 



Game: 6 twice. Last: Herb Hardcastle, Oklahoma State vs. 

Nebraska, 1995 

Season: 107 Robin Ventura, Oklahoma State, 1988 

Career: 300 Robin Ventura, Oklahoma State, 1986-88 


Game: 5 By many. Last: Jason Tyner, Texas A&M vs. UT- 

San Antonio, 1996 

Season: 100 Bill Bates, Texas, 1985 


Most Hits 


Game: 6 Ritchie Price, Kansas vs. Oakland, 2004; Michael 

Griffin, Baylor vs. Arizona, 2003; Keith Ginter, Texas Tech 

vs. Kansas, 1998; Shawn Leimbek, Iowa State vs. Nebraska, 

1997 

Season: 121 David Murphy, Baylor, 2003 



Game: 6 Four times. Last: Chris Hess, Kansas vs. Missouri, 

1995 

Season: 118 Kevin Burdick, Oklahoma, 1986 

Career: 329 Robin Ventura, Oklahoma State, 1986-88 


Game: 6 Four times. Last: Mike Hickey, Texas A&M vs. 

Westmont, 1991 

Season: 114 Matt Kastelic, Texas Tech, 1996 


Most Doubles 


Inning: 2 By many. Last: Justin Ruggiano, Texas A&M vs. 

Kansas, 2003 

Game: 5 Jeremy Dodson, Baylor vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1998 

Season: 32 Jeff Guiel, Oklahoma State, 1997 

Career: 79 Chris Durbin, Baylor 2000-03 


Game: 4 Lou Lucca, Oklahoma State vs. UNLV, 1991 

Season: 31 Lou Lucca, Oklahoma State, 1991 



Game: 4 Jim Hacker, Texas A&M vs. Houston, 1974 

Season: 32 Scott Bryant, Texas, 1989 

Career: 78 David Denny, Texas, 1982-85 

Most Triples 


Inning: 1 By many. Last: Carson Kainer, Texas vs. Georgia, 

2004 

Game: 3 Jason Rainey, Texas Tech vs. Texas A&M-Corpus 

Christi, 2001 

Season: 11 Jon Topolski, Baylor, 1998 

Career: 20 Jeff Leise, Nebraska, 2000-03 


Game: 3 Three times. Last: Jed Dalton, Nebraska vs. 


Season: 12 Chip Glass, Oklahoma, 1993 

Career: 21 Chip Glass, Oklahoma, 1993-94; Shawn 

Buchanan, Nebraska, 1988-91 


Game: 3 By many. Last: John Curl, Texas A&M vs. Texas- 

Pan American, 1994 

Season: 13 Bill Bates, Texas, 1985 

Career: 20 Bill Bates, Texas, 1983-85 

Most Home Runs 


Inning: 2 Brett Loeffler, Texas vs. Miami (Fla.), 1997 

Game: 3 By many. Last: Michael Mask, Texas Tech vs. 

Harvard, 2004 

Season: 33 Joe Dillon, Texas Tech, 1997 



Game: 3 11 times. Last: Sean Hugo, Oklahoma State vs. 


Season: 48 Pete Incaviglia, Oklahoma State, 1985 

Career: 100 Pete Incaviglia, Oklahoma State, 1983-85 


Game: 4 two times, Johnny Vidales and Todd Howley, Texas 

Tech vs. Sul Ross, 1984 

Season: 24 John Grimes, Texas Tech, 1984 

Career: 50 Scott Livingstone, Texas A&M, 1985-88 

Consecutive Games With Home Runs 


Season, Career: 7 Griffin Moore, Missouri, 1997 

Most Grand Slams 


Inning: 1 By many. Last: Cody Ehlers, Missouri vs. 

LeMoyne, 2004 

Game: 2 Jose Montenegro, Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma Baptist, 

1998; Jason Landreth, Texas Tech vs. New Mexico 

Highlands, 1998 

Season: 3 Jose Montenegro, Oklahoma, 1998 

Career: 4 Jose Montenegro, Oklahoma, 1997-98; Nick 

Blankenship, Texas Tech, 2001-02 

Most RBI 


Inning: 6 (1 st inning) Ryan Stegall, Missouri vs. Western 

Illinois, 2000 

Game: 10 Craig Moore, Nebraska vs. Chicago State, 1999 

Season: 93 Rusty McNamara, Oklahoma State, 1997 



Game: 10 twice. Last: Jason Heath, Oklahoma State vs. 

Kansas State, 1993 




Game: 10 Mike Hickey, Texas A&M vs. Westmont, 1991; 

Ron Gardenhire, Texas vs. Arkansas, 1978 

Season: 112 Scott Bryant, Texas, 1989 


Most Stolen Bases 


Inning: 2 By many. Last: Cliff Pennington, Texas A&M vs. 

Lamar, 2004 

Game: 5 John Nelson, Kansas vs. Texas-Pan American, 2001 

Season: 42 John Nelson, Kansas, 2000 

Career: 85 John Nelson, Kansas, 1998-01 


Game: 5 Jeff Carter, Nebraska vs. Iowa State, 1983; Doug 

Dascenzo, Oklahoma State vs. Maine, 1995 

Season: 67 Doug Dascenzo, Oklahoma State, 1985 

Career: 120 Doug Dascenzo, Oklahoma State, 1984-85 


Game: 5 MacGregor Byers, Texas vs. St. Mary’s (Texas), 

1996 

Season: 51 Matt Kastelic, Texas Tech, 1996 

Career: 139 Calvin Murray, Texas, 1990-92 


Most Total Bases 


Inning: 8 Brett Loeffler, Texas vs. Miami (Fla.), 1997 

Game: 16 Jon Topolski, Baylor vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1998 

Season: 228 Daylan Holt, Texas A&M, 1999 



Game: 12 By many. Last: Sean Hugo, Oklahoma State vs. 





Game: 16 Twice, Johnny Vidales and Todd Howley, Texas 

Tech vs. Sul Ross, 1984 

Season: 199 Scott Bryant, Texas, 1989 


Highest Slugging Percentage 

(Min. 2.5 AB per game) 


Season: .939 Joe Dillon, Texas Tech, 1997 

Career: .746 Ken Harvey, Nebraska, 1997-98 


Season: .930 Steve Stanicek, Nebraska, 1982 

Career: .782 Marc Sagmoen, Nebraska, 1992-93 


Season: .878 Tom Hamilton, Texas, 1949 

Career: .710 Joe Dillon, Texas Tech, 1996-97 

Most Walks 


Inning: 1 By many. Last: Ryan Russ, Texas vs. Cal State 

Fullerton, 2004 

Game: 6 Josh Holliday, Oklahoma State vs. Oral Roberts, 

1999; Bryan Seymour, Missouri vs. Arkansas State, 1997 

Season: 78 Keith Ginter, Texas Tech, 1998 

Career: 174 Josh Holliday, Oklahoma State, 1997-99 


Game: 5 By many. Last: Tripp MacKay, Oklahoma State vs. 


Season: 102 Mike Day, Oklahoma State, 1985 

Career: 225 Josh Holliday, Oklahoma State, 1996-99 


Game: 5 By many. Last: Clint Bryant, Texas Tech vs. West 


Season: 112 Coby Kerlin, Texas, 1985 (NCAA Record) 

Career: 253 Coby Kerlin, Texas, 1984-87 



Game: 5 Drew Stubbs, Texas vs. Cal State Fullerton, 2004; 

Matt Williams, Baylor vs. Texas, 1998 

Season: 75 Aaron Jaworowski, Missouri, 1997 

Career: 203 Matt Williams, Baylor, 1998-01 


Game: 5 Ryan Folmar, Oklahoma State vs. Arkansas, 1995 

Season: 70 Bobby Benjamin, Nebraska, 1988 


Game: 6 Robert McAdams, Texas A&M vs. Texas, 1962 

Season: 55 Karl Pagel, Texas, 1976 

Most Hit By Pitch 


Inning: 1 By many. Last: Hunter Harris, Texas vs. Cal State 


Game: 3 By many. Last: Taylor Teagarden, Texas vs. Kansas 

State, 2004 

Season: 24 Billy Gasparino, Oklahoma State, 1999 




Game: 2 By many. Last: Rusty McNamara, Oklahoma State 

vs. Oklahoma, 1995 

Season: 25 Rusty McNamara, Oklahoma State, 1995 

Career: 61 Rusty McNamara, Oklahoma State, 1995-97 





Game: 2 By many. Last: Wylie Campbell, Texas vs. Texas 

A&M, 1996 

Season: 15 Jeff Conway, Texas, 1993 

Career: 20 By three players. Last: Wylie Campbell, Texas, 

1994-96 

Most Sacrifice Hits 


Inning: 1 By many. Last: Hunter Harris, Texas vs. Cal State 


Game: 4 Andrew Sawyers, Nebraska vs. Kansas State, 1998 

Season: 29 Todd West, Texas, 2000 (NCAA record) 

Career: 38 Tommy Nicholson, Texas, 1998-00 




Season: 16 Fred Ocasio, Oklahoma State, 1993 

Career: 36 Fred Ocasio, Oklahoma State, 1991-94 




Season: 13 Bill Bates, Texas, 1983; Mike Briley, Baylor, 

1991 

Career: 32, Matt Trozzo, Baylor, 1991-94 

Most Sacrifice Flies 


Inning: 1 By many. Last: Curtis Thigpen, Texas vs. Cal State 


Game: 2 By many. Last: Brad Flanders, Missouri vs. 

Oklahoma, 2004 

Season: 12 Jed Morris, Nebraska, 2002 

Career: 21 Josh Bard, Texas Tech, 1997-99 



Game: 2 By many. Last: Peter Prodanov, Oklahoma State vs. 


Season: 11 Peter Prodanov, Oklahoma State, 1994 

Career: 19 Peter Prodanov, Oklahoma State, 1992-95 



Game: 2 By many. Last: Clint Bryant, Texas Tech vs. 

Houston, 1996 

Season: 19 David Denny, Texas, 1985 

Career: 25 David Denny, Texas, 1982-85 

Most Putouts 


Game: 25 Matt Williams, Baylor vs. Houston, 1999 

Season: 669 Jeff Ontiveros, Texas, 2000 

Career: 2,363 Jeff Ontiveros, Texas, 1999-02 


Game: 18 By many. Last: Jimmy Barragan, Oklahoma State 

vs. Stanford, 1986 

Season: 607 Jimmy Barragan, Oklahoma State, 1986 

Career: 1,566 Jimmy Barragan, Oklahoma State, 1985-87 


Game: 28 Chris Campbell, Texas vs. Rice, 1981 

Season: 540 Mike Easley, Texas A&M, 1989 

Career: 1,312 Luke Prestridge, Baylor, 1976-79 

Most Assists 


Game: 11 Gera Alvarez, Texas Tech vs. Texas-Pan American, 

2002 

Season: 244 Todd West, Texas, 2000 

Career: 639 Will Bolt, Nebraska, 1999-02 


Game: 10 By many. Last: Brad Beanblossom, Oklahoma 

State vs. Iowa State, 1990 

Season: 183 Darin Petersen, Nebraska, 1994 



Game: 10 By many, last: Robert Harris vs. TCU, 1995 

Season: 223 Robert Harris, Texas A&M, 1995 

Career: 634 Robert Harris, Texas A&M, 1992-95 

Most Errors 


Inning: 3 Cory Covert, Texas vs. Sam Houston State, 2000 

Game: 5 Paul Witt, Baylor vs. Texas A&M, 2003; Cory 

Covert, Texas vs. Sam Houston State, 2000 

Season: 36 Billy Gasparino, Oklahoma State, 1999 

Career: 72 Billy Gasparino, Oklahoma State, 1997-99 



Game: 4 Beau Champoux, Oklahoma State vs. Iowa State, 

1995; Jerry Adair, Oklahoma State vs. Wichita State, 1957 

Season: 32 Bruce Kastelic, Oklahoma State, 1981 

Career: 49, Brad Beanblossom, Oklahoma State, 1987-90 



Game: 6 Bobby Stotts, Baylor vs. Texas, 1950 

Season: 30 Brent Shepherd, Baylor, 1994 

Career: 65, Mike Bohny, Baylor, 1991-94 

Double Plays Participation 


Inning: 1 By many. Last: Taylor Teagarden, Texas vs. Cal 

State Fullerton, 2004 

Game: 3 By many, last: Taylor Teagarden, Texas vs. Cal State 


Season: 73 Jeff Ontiveros, Texas, 2000 








Most Triple Plays 


Game: 1 By many. Last: By three players, Missouri vs. 

Eastern Kentucky, 2001 

Season: 1 Texas A&M, 1997; Nebraska, 1998; Kansas, 1999; 



Game: 1 By many. Last: By three players, Nebraska vs. Fort 

Hays State, 1989 

Season: 1 By many. Last: Nebraska vs. Fort Hays State, 1989 


Game: 1 By many. Last: Marty Crawford (unassisted), Baylor 

vs. Houston, 1996 

Season: 1 By many. Last: Baylor, 1996 

Most Consecutive Hits 

Season 

Big 12: 8 Preston Underdown, Baylor, 1997 

Big 8: 10 Roberto Lopez, Oklahoma State, 1994 

Former SWC Schools: 6 Mike Hickey, Texas A&M vs. 

Westmont, 1991; Ruben Ortega, Texas vs. McMurry, 1946 

Most Consecutive Times Reached Base 

Season/Career 

Big 12: 16 Jayce Tingler, Missouri, 2001 

Longest Hitting Streak 

Big 12: 31, James Blair, Baylor, 1997-98; 30, Gera Alvarez, 

Texas Tech, 2002; 29, Keith Ginter, Texas Tech, 1997; 28, 

Kelly Shoppach, Baylor, 2001 

Big 8: 58 Robin Ventura, Oklahoma State, 1986-87 (NCAA 

Record) 

Former SWC Schools: 28, Clint Bryant, Texas Tech, 1995


Most Wins 


Season: 16 (16-1) Justin Simmons, Texas, 2002 

Career: 41 (41-8) Shane Komine, Nebraska, 1999-02 


Season: 15 Mark Redman, Oklahoma, 1995; Dennis 

Livingston, Oklahoma State, 1983 

Career: 36 Tom Heckman, Missouri, 1978-81 


Season: 19 (19-2) Greg Swindell, Texas, 1985 

Career: 50 (50-6) Richard Wortham, Texas, 1973-76 

Most Losses 


Season: 9 Peter Smart, Kansas, 2000; Khalid Ballouli, Texas 

A&M, 2000; Justin Wilcher, Kansas, 2001 

Career: 19 (16-19) Rusty Philbrick, Kansas, 1997-00 


Season: 10 Brad Hinkle, Kansas, 1989 

Career: 19 Robert Allinder, Kansas, 1973-76 


Season: 9 By many. Last: Kyle Guerry, Texas Tech, 1989 

Career: 21 Rodney Steph, Texas Tech, 1988-91 

Lowest Earned Run Average 


Season: 0.96 Huston Street, Texas, 2002 

Career: 1.31 Huston Street, Texas, 2002-04 


Season: 0.46 Twice, Last: Bob Richardson, Oklahoma State, 

1968 

Career: 0.56 Keith Weber, Missouri, 1962-64 


Season: 0.74 Rueben Garcia, Texas Tech, 1971 

Career: 1.51 James (Hoot) Gibson, Texas A&M, 1975-76 

Highest Winning Percentage 


Season (Min. 10 decisions): 1.000 Garrett Broshuis (11-0), 

Missouri; Jason Gooding (11-0), Texas Tech, 1997; Shane 

Komine (10-0), Nebraska, 2002 

Career (Min. 20 decisions): .864 Kyle Evans (19-3), Baylor, 

1998-00 


Season (Min. 10 decisions): 1.000 Steve Peters (14-0), 


Career: (Min. 20 decisions): .733 Dennis Livingston (22-8), 

Oklahoma State, 1982-84 


Season (Min. 10 decisions): 1.000 Jim Gideon (17-0), Texas, 

1974 

Career (Min. 20 decisions): .953 Mike Capel (22-1), Texas, 

1982-83; Rick Burley (22-1), Texas, 1973-74 

Most Saves 


Season: 20 Jeff Bajenaru, Oklahoma, 1999 

Career: 41 Huston Street, Texas, 2002-04 


Season: 14 Bucky Buckles, Oklahoma, 1994 

Career: 19 Scott Black, Missouri, 1987-90 


Season: 12 Scott Centala, Texas A&M, 1988; Mike Hamer, 

Texas, 1981 

Career: 22 Scott Centala, Texas A&M, 1988-89 

Most Appearances 


Season: 42 Charlie Thames, Texas, 2000 

Career: 111 Zane Carlson, Baylor, 2000-04 


Season: 36 Mike Bellows, Nebraska, 1994; Bucky Buckles, 


Career: 108 Scott Black, Missouri, 1987-91 



Season: 30 Kurt Killingsworth, Texas, 1983 

Career: 94 Jay Vaught, Texas, 1991-94 



Inning: 3 By many. Last: J.P. Howell, Texas vs. N.C. State, 

2004 

Game: 18, Monty Ward, Texas Tech vs. Lindenwood, 1998; 

17, Shane Komine, Nebraska vs. Kansas, 2000; four tied with 

16, last: Komine vs. Iowa State, 1999 

Season: 172 Jason Jennings, Baylor, 1999 

Career: 510 Shane Komine, Nebraska, 1999-02 


Inning: 3, By many. Last: Sean McClellan, Oklahoma State 

vs. Kansas State, 1996 

Game: 20 Jack Stroud, Missouri vs. Colorado (9 inn.), 1963; 

Jerry Haddock, Oklahoma vs. Kansas (11 inn.), 1963 

Season: 180 Dennis Livingston, Oklahoma State, 1983 

Career: 374 John Dettmer, Missouri, 1989-91 


Inning: 3 By many. Last: Jimmy Frush, Texas Tech vs. TCU, 

1996 

Game: 21 Jeff Granger, Texas A&M vs. Lubbock Christian, 

1993 

Season: 204 Greg Swindell, Texas, 1985 

Career: 501 Greg Swindell, Texas, 1984-86 

Most Walks 


Inning: 4 By many. Last: Shane Hawk, Oklahoma State vs. 

Tulane, 2001 

Game: 8 Scott Dunn, Texas vs. Kansas, 1999; Jason Jennings, 

Baylor vs. Oklahoma, 1998; Shane Komine, Nebraska vs. 

Clemson, 2002 

Season: 64 Scott Dunn, Texas, 1998 

Career: 184 Steven White, Baylor, 2000-03 


Game: 10 By many. Last: Rob Infante, Oklahoma State vs. 

Creighton, 1994 


Career: 229 Dennis Livingston, Oklahoma State, 1982-84 


Game: 10 Rick Burley, Texas vs. Southern California, 1973; 

Jaime Cocanower, Baylor vs. TCU, 1978 

Season: 76 Jaime Cocanower, Baylor, 1978 

Career: 263 Richard Wortham, Texas, 1973-76 

Fewest Walks Issued Per 9 Innings 

(Min. 1 IP Per Team Game) 


Game: 0.00 By many. Last: Spencer Grogan, Oklahoma State 

vs. Nebraska, 2004 

Season: 0.77 Albert Montes, Texas, 2001 (9 in 104.2 IP) 

Career (Min. 100 IP): 1.29 Shane Wright, Texas Tech, 1997- 

99 (53 in 368.2 IP) 


Game: 0.00 By many. Last: Jeremy Callier, Missouri vs. Iowa 

State, 1996 

Season (Min. 50 IP): 3.04 Jeremy Callier, Missouri, 1996 


Game: 0.00 By many. Last: Ryan Rupe, Texas A&M vs. 

Texas Tech, 1995 

Season: 1.19 Roger Clemens, Texas, 1983 

Most Innings Pitched 


Game: 11 Monty Ward, Texas Tech vs. Missouri, 1998; Justin 

Moore, Texas A&M vs. Texas-Pan American, 2002 

Season: 152.2 Shane Wright, Texas Tech, 1998 

Career: 431Shane Komine, Nebraska, 1999-02 


Game: 13 Dennis O’Doherty, Nebraska vs. Colorado, 1974 

Season: 142 Twice, last Jason Bell, Oklahoma State, 1995 

Career: 351.1 Brad Gore, Oklahoma State, 1990-93 


Game: 17 Tommy Jungman, Texas vs. SMU, 1955 

Season: 172 Greg Swindell, Texas, 1985 

Career: 456.2 Richard Wortham, Texas, 1973-76 

Most Hit Batters 


Inning: 2 Logan Dale, Missouri vs. Texas, 2001 

Game: 5 Shane Komine, Nebraska vs. Nicholls State, 1999 

Season: 15 Casey Fossum, Texas A&M, 1997 

Career: 44 Casey Fossum, Texas A&M, 1997-99 





Game: 2 By many, last: Kelly Wunsch, Texas A&M vs. 

Texas, 1995 

Season: 13 Kelly Wunsch, Texas A&M, 1993 

Career: 27 Kelly Wunsch, Texas A&M, 1993-95 

Most Wild Pitches 

Inning: 2, By many, last: R.D. Spiehs, Nebraska vs. Tulane, 

2001 

Game: 5 Jared Brite, Kansas State vs. Oral Roberts, 2001 

Season: 15 Austin Mix, Oklahoma, 2001; Jason Jennings, 

Baylor, 1998 

Most Games Started 


Season: 20 Beau Hale, Texas, 2000 

Career: 50 Josh Scott, Baylor, 1998-01 

Most Complete Games 


Season: 13 Shane Wright, Texas Tech, 1998 

Career: 24 Shane Wright, Texas Tech, 1997-99 


Season: 13 Jackson Todd, Oklahoma, 1972, 1973 

Career: 30 Ray Hayward, Oklahoma, 1980-83 


Season: 15 Kirk Dressendorfer, Texas, 1989 Greg Swindell, 

Texas, 1985 


Most Shutouts 


Season: 4 Jamie Rorrigue, Nebraska, 2000 

Career: 5 Shane Wright, Texas Tech, 1997-99 


Season: 5 Keith Weber, Missouri, 1964 

Career: 8 John Dettmer, Missouri, 1987-91 


Season: 6 Greg Swindell, Texas, 1985; Burt Hooton, Texas, 

1971 


Consecutive Strikeouts 


Inning: 3 By many, last: Shane Komine, Nebraska vs. Rice, 

2001 

Game: 6 Geoff Geary, Oklahoma vs. Kansas State, 1998 

Season: 6 Geoff Geary, Oklahoma, 1998 

Career: 6 Geoff Geary, Oklahoma, 1997-98 Former SWC 

Schools 


Inning: 3 By many, last: Sean McClellan, Oklahoma State vs. 


Game: 5 Jack Stroud, Missouri vs. Colorado, 1963 


Inning: 3 By many, last: Jimmy Frush, Texas Tech vs. TCU, 

1996 

Game: 9 Jeff Granger, Texas A&M vs. Lubbock Christian, 

1990 

Season: 9 Jeff Granger, Texas A&M, 2001 

Most No-Hitters 



Season: 1, Beau Hale, Texas vs. Sam Houston State, 2000; 

Kyle Evans, Baylor vs. Iowa State, 2000 

Career: 1 Beau Hale, Texas; Kyle Evans, Baylor 


Season: 1 By many, last: Jim Husling, Oklahoma vs. Old 

Dominion, 1989 

Career: 1 By many, last: Jim Husling, Oklahoma, 1989 


Season: 2 Burt Hooton, Texas vs. Sam Houston State, Texas 

Tech, 1971; Bobby Layne, Texas vs. Southwestern (Texas), 


Career: 2 By four players, last: Greg Swindell, Texas, 1984- 

86 

Most Perfect Games 


Season: None 

Career: None 


Season: 1 Cliff Faust, Nebraska vs. Kansas, 1980 

Career: 1 Cliff Faust, Nebraska vs. Kansas, 1980 


Season: 1 James Street, Texas vs. Texas Tech (7 inn.), 3-3-70 

Career: 1 James Street, Texas, 1968-70 


Big 12 Conference Baseball Records

Collegiate Baseball Coach of the Year 

1983 – Cliff Gustafson, Texas 

1994 – Larry Cochell, Oklahoma 

2002 – Augie Garrido, Texas 

Baseball America Coach of Year 

2001 – Dave Van Horn, Nebraska 

2002 – Augie Garrido, Texas 

THE SPORTING NEWS Coach of the Year 

1993 – Mark Johnson, Texas A&M 

USA Baseball Coach of the Year 

1999 – Mark Johnson, Texas A&M 

American Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame 

Coach/Player/Association/Year Inducted 

Tom Chandler, Coach, Texas A&M, 1978 

William J. Disch, Coach, Texas, 1966 

Bibb Falk, Coach, Texas, 1968 

Toby Greene, Coach, Oklahoma State, 1966 

Cliff Gustafson, Player - Coach, Texas, 1992 

Mark Johnson, Coach, Texas A&M, 2000 

Marty Karow, Coach, Texas A&M, 1970 

A.J. Lewandowski, Coach, Nebraska, 1968 

Gene McArtor, Player - Coach, Missouri, 1993 

Al Ogletree, Player, Texas A&M, 1987 

Hi Simmons, Coach, Missouri, 1973 

Cap Timm, Coach, Iowa State, 1974 

Collegiate Baseball Player of the Year 

1985 – Pete Incaviglia, Oklahoma State 

1986 – Greg Swindell, Texas 

1987 – Robin Ventura, Oklahoma State 

1989 – Scott Bryant (co), Texas 

1993 – Brooks Kieschnick, Texas 

1999 – Jason Jennings, Baylor 

USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award 

1988 – Robin Ventura, Oklahoma State 


Dick Howser Trophy 

1989 – Scott Bryant, Texas 




Baseball America Player of the Year 

1985 – Pete Incaviglia (player), Oklahoma State 

1985 – Greg Swindell (pitcher), Texas 

1987 – Robin Ventura (player), Oklahoma State 


Johnny Bench Award 

2001 - Kelly Shoppach, Baylor 

Easton Co. Defensive Catcher of Year 

2001 - Kelly Shoppach, Baylor 

Big 12 National Honors 

CoSIDA All - America of the Year 

1998 - Charley Carter, 1B, Baylor 

2002 - Jeff Leise, OF, Nebraska 

2003 - Jeff Leise, OF, Nebraska 

BASEBALL AMERICA Freshman of the Year 

1984 - Greg Swindell, P, Texas 

1986 - Robin Ventura, 3B, Oklahoma State 

1988 - Kirk Dressendorfer, P, Texas 

1991 - Brooks Kieschnick, P - DH, Texas 

U.S. Olympic Team Participants 

1984 - Dave Silvestri, Missouri; Gary Green, Oklahoma State 

1988 - Robin Ventura, Oklahoma State 

1992 - Calvin Murray, Texas; Craig Wilson, Kansas State 

1996 - Kip Harkrider, Texas; Chad Allen, Texas A&M 

Other Olympic Team Participants 

2004—Jared Theodorakas, Baylor, Greece; Adam Stern, Nebraska, 

Canada; Stubby Clapp, Texas Tech, Canada; Jeff Guiel, Oklahoma State, 

Italy; David Rollandini, Oklahoma State, Italy 

U.S. National Team Participants 

1978 - Tom Chandler (coach), Texas A&M; Mark Thurmond, 

Mark Ross, Kyle Hawthorne, Mike Hurdle, Buster Turner 

1981 - Spike Owen, Texas 

1984 - Greg Swindell, Texas; Dave Silvestri, Missouri 

1987 - Scott Livingstone, Texas A&M; Robin Ventura, Oklahoma State; 

Pat Combs, Baylor 

1988 - Pat Combs, Baylor 

1989 - Kirk Dressendorfer, Texas 

1990 - Ronnie Allen, Texas A&M 

1992 - Craig Wilson, Kansas State; Brooks Kieschnick, Texas; 

Calvin Murray, Texas; Jeff Granger, Texas A&M 

1993 - John Codrington, Texas A&M 

1994 - Robert Harris, Texas A&M 

1995 - Chad Allen, Texas A&M 

1996 - Chad Allen, Texas A&M 

1997 - Larry Hays (asst. coach), Texas Tech; Josh Bard, Texas Tech; 

Casey Fossum, Texas A&M; Jason Jennings, Baylor; 

Jason Tyner, Texas A&M; Monty Ward, Texas Tech 

1998 - Steve Smith (asst. coach), Baylor; Josh Bard, Texas Tech; 

Casey Fossum, Texas A&M; Jason Jennings, Baylor; 

Bryan Loeb, Baylor; Jon Topolski, Baylor; 

Shane Wright, Texas Tech; John Scheschuk, Texas A&M 

1999 - Mark Johnson (head coach), Texas A&M; Phil Seibel, Texas; 

Daylan Holt, Texas A&M, Matt Smith, Oklahoma State 

2000 - Zane Carlson, Baylor; Ryan Budde, Oklahoma State 

2001 - Ryan Hubele, Texas; Omar Quintanilla, Texas 

2002 - Huston Street, Texas 

2003 - Huston Street, Texas, Michael Griffin, Baylor 

2004-J. Brent Cox, Texas; Drew Stubbs, Texas; Taylor Teagarden, Texas 

2005-Steve Smith (head coach), Baylor 

U.S. Pan American Participants 

1991 - Mark Johnson (asst. coach), Texas A&M; Jeff Granger, Texas 

A&M 

U.S. Presidential Cup Participants 

1988 - Chuck Knoblauch, Texas A&M 



All-Time Big 12 Conference Members’ All-America Baseball Players 

(First Team Only; Selection Groups: National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association, American Baseball Coaches Association, COLLEGIATE 

BASEBALL, BASEBALL AMERICA, THE SPORTING NEWS) 

1931 

Beau Bell, Texas A&M 

1932 

Ray Ater, Texas 

Ernie Koy, Texas 

1933 

Pat Ankenman, Texas 

1949 

Tom Hamilton, Texas 

Murray Wall, Texas 

1950 

Bob Cerv, Nebraska 

Murray Wall, Texas 

1951 

Joe Buck, Oklahoma State 

Pat Hubert, Texas A&M 

Guy Wallace, Texas A&M 

1952 

Larry Isbell, Baylor 

Don Boenker, Missouri 

Junior Wren, Missouri 

1953 

Mickey Sullivan, Baylor 

Gene Sheets, Oklahoma 

1954 

Mickey Sullivan, Baylor 

John Trombold, Kansas 

Jerald Schoonmaker, Missouri 

1955 

Don Brown, Nebraska 

Ronnie Bennett, Oklahoma State 

Tom Borland, Oklahoma State 

1957 

Jack Davis, Missouri 

1958 

Ray Uriarte, Missouri 

1959 

Ralph Hochgrebe, Missouri 

1960 

Ron Cox, Missouri 

Dick Soergel, Oklahoma State 

1961 

Jim Wixson, Oklahoma State 

Chuck Knutson, Texas 

1962 

Pat Rigby, Texas 

1963 

Bill Bethea, Texas 

Butch Thompson, Texas 

1964 

Dave Harvey, Missouri 

Keith Weber, Missouri 

Bill Hancock, Texas A&M 

Frank Stark, Texas A&M 

1965 

Mike McClure, Texas A&M 

1966 

Lance Cobb, Texas A&M 

1967 

Tony Sellari, Oklahoma State 

1968 

Danny Thompson, Oklahoma State 

1969 

Burt Hooton, Texas 

Bob Long, Texas A&M 

1970 

Tommy Harmon, Texas 


Doug Rau, Texas A&M 

1971 

David Chalk, Texas 


Dave Elmendorf, Texas A&M 

1972 

Gene Stohs, Nebraska 

Bobby Jack, Oklahoma 

David Chalk, Texas 

1973 

John Stearns, Colorado 

Keith Moreland, Texas 

Ron Roznovsky, Texas 

R.J. Englert, Texas A&M 

1974 

Jim Gideon, Texas 


David Reeves, Texas 

Jim Hacker, Texas A&M 

Paul Miller, Texas A&M 

1975 

Randy Duarte, Iowa State 

Jim Gideon, Texas 


1976 

Keith Drumright, Oklahoma 

Kelly Snider, Oklahoma 

Richard Wortham, Texas 

James Gibson, Texas A&M 

1977 

Steve Macko, Baylor 

Dennis Cirbo, Colorado 

Mark Thurmond, Texas A&M 

1978 

Greg Cypret, Missouri 

Robert Bonner, Texas A&M 

Mark Thurmond, Texas A&M 

1979 

Nick Capra, Oklahoma 

Jerry Don Gleaton, Texas 

1980 

Matt Gundelfinger, Kansas 

1981 

Tony Arnold, Texas 

1982 

Steve Stanicek, Nebraska 

Robbie Wine, Oklahoma State 

Spike Owen, Texas 

Joe Szekely, Texas A&M 

1983 

Ray Hayward, Oklahoma 

Dennis Livingston, Oklahoma State 

Calvin Schiraldi, Texas 

1984 

Pete Incaviglia, Oklahoma State 

Bill Bates, Texas 

Gregg Swindell, Texas 

1985 

Dave Otto, Missouri 

Bobby Witt, Oklahoma 

Pete Incaviglia, Oklahoma State 

Bill Bates, Texas 


1986 

Paul Meyers, Nebraska 

Kevin Burdick, Oklahoma 

Robin Ventura, Oklahoma State 


1987 

Dave Silvestri, Missouri 

Jim Ifland, Oklahoma State 


Kevin Garner, Texas 

Curt Krippner, Texas 

Scott Livingstone, Texas A&M 

1988 

Dave Silvestri, Missouri 

Monty Fariss, Oklahoma State 


Brian Johnson, Texas 

Scott Livingstone, Texas A&M 

1989 

Mike Busch, Iowa State 

Sean Collins, Kansas State 

Scott Bryant, Texas 

Kirk Dressendorfer, Texas 

John Byington, Texas A&M 

Terry Taylor, Texas A&M 

1991 

Tom Vantiger, Iowa State 

Michael Daniel, Oklahoma State 

Brooks Kieschnick, Texas 

1992 

Craig Wilson, Kansas State 

Brian Eldridge, Oklahoma 


Calvin Murray, Texas 

1993 

Jeff Berblinger, Kansas 

Troy Brohawn, Nebraska 

Marc Sagmoen, Nebraska 

Ernesto Rivera, Oklahoma State 


Jeff Granger, Texas A&M 

Trey Moore, Texas A&M 

Brian Thomas, Texas A&M 

1994 

Rick Gutierrez, Oklahoma 

Jason Bell, Oklahoma State 

1995 

Darin Erstad, Nebraska 

Mark Redman, Oklahoma 

Tal Light, Oklahoma State 

Peter Prodanov, Oklahoma State 

John Curl, Texas A&M 

1996 

Josh Kliner, Kansas 

Ryan Fry, Missouri 

Jeff Guiel, Oklahoma State 

Clint Bryant, Texas Tech 

Matt Kastelic, Texas Tech 

1997 

Jeff Guiel, Oklahoma State 

Joe Dillon, Texas Tech 

Keith Ginter, Texas Tech 

Jason Gooding, Texas Tech 

1998 

Charley Carter, Baylor 

Jason Jennings, Baylor 

Kip Wells, Baylor 

Ryan Rupe, Texas A&M 

1999 

Jason Jennings, Baylor 

Ken Harvey, Nebraska 

Casey Fossum, Texas A&M 

Daylan Holt, Texas A&M 

2000 

Chad Hawkins, Baylor 

Shane Komine, Nebraska 

Jeff Bajenaru, Oklahoma 

Charlie Thames, Texas 

2001 

Shane Komine, Nebraska 

Dan Johnson, Nebraska 

Kelly Shoppach, Baylor 

John Cole, Nebraska 

Matt Hopper, Nebraska 

2002 

Jed Morris, Nebraska 

Jeff Leise, Nebraska 

Justin Simmons, Texas 

2003 

David Murphy, Baylor 

Dustin Majewski, Texas 

Huston Street, Texas 

Scott Beerer, Texas A&M 

2004 

Alex Gordon, Nebraska 

J.P. Howell, Texas 

Huston Street, Texas 

Josh Brady, Texas Tech

VICTORIES 

1997—46, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech 

1998—46, Texas A&M 

1999—52, Texas A&M 

2000—51, Nebraska 


2002—57, Texas 

2003 — 50, Texas 

2004 — 59, Texas 

GAMES 

1997—65, Oklahoma State 

1998—66, Texas A&M 

1999—70, Texas A&M 



2002—72, Texas 

2003 — 70, Texas 

2004 — 73, Texas 

BATTING AVERAGE 

1997—.352, Texas Tech 

1998—.344, Texas Tech 

1999—.338, Nebraska 




2003 — .326, Baylor 

2004 — 316, Texas 

RUNS 


1998—606, Oklahoma 





2003 — 545, Baylor 

2004 — 554, Texas Tech 

HITS 


1998—793, Texas Tech 

1999—804, Texas A&M 



2002—757, Texas 

2003 — 823, Baylor 

2004 — 704, Texas 

DOUBLES 



1999—166, Texas A&M 


2001—157, Baylor 

2002—164, Texas 

2003 — 167, Baylor 

2004 — 139, Kansas, Texas, Texas Tech 

TRIPLES 

1997—35, Oklahoma 

1998—28, Texas 




2002—34, Baylor 

2003 — 37, Texas 

2004 — 25, Texas Tech 

HOME RUNS 


1998—115, Baylor 





2003 — 83, Baylor 

2004 — 85, Texas Tech 

RBI 

1997—612, Oklahoma State 






2003 —512, Baylor 

2004 — 513, Texas Tech 

Annual Big 12 Team Leaders 

STOLEN BASES 



1999—146, Baylor 

2000—126, Nebraska 

2001—123, Nebraska 

2002—99, Texas 

2003 — 121, Texas 

2004 — 143, TexasTech 

EARNED RUN AVERAGE 

1997—4.44, Texas Tech 

1998—4.27, Texas A&M 

1999—4.22, Texas Tech 

2000—3.14, Nebraska, NCAA leader 

2001—3.18, Texas 

2002—2.82, Texas 

2003 — 3.50, Texas 

2004 — 2.66, Texas 

INNINGS PITCHED 

1997—571 2/3, Oklahoma State 

1998—575 1/3, Texas A&M 

1999—612 2/3, Texas A&M 

2000—598 1/3, Nebraska 


2002—645 1/3, Texas 

2003 — 627.2, Texas 

2004 — 663, Texas 

FEWEST WALKS ALLOWED 





2001—138, Texas 


2003 — 158, Missouri 

2004 — 165, Nebraska 

STRIKEOUTS 



1999—590, Baylor 

2000—491, Texas 


2002—536, Texas 

2003 — 530, Baylor 

2004 — 612, Texas 

SHUTOUTS 

1997—4, Nebraska, Texas Tech 

1998—6, Texas A&M 

1999—5, Baylor, Texas A&M 


2001—5, Baylor 

2002—9, Texas 

2003 — 5, Nebraska 

2004 — 10, Texas 

Annual Big 12 Individual Leaders 

GAMES 

1997—65, Rusty McNamara, Jeff Guiel, Oklahoma State 

1998—66, Sean Heaney, Craig Kuzmic, Texas A&M 

1999—70, Daylan Holt, Steve Scarborough, John Scheschuk, 

Texas A&M 

2000—67, Brandt Vlieger, Nebraska; Tommy Nicholson, Jeff 

Ontiveros, Matt Rosenberg, Todd West, Texas 

2001—64, Matt Hopper, Adam Stern, Nebraska; Kerry Hodges, 

Gera Alvarez, Anthony Arnerich, Texas Tech 

2002—72, Tim Moss, Texas 

2003 — Dustin Majewski, Omar Quintanilla, Tim Moss, Joe 

Ferin, Texas 

2004 — 73, Taylor Teagarden, Texas 

BATTING AVERAGE (Min. 2 AB Per Team Game) 

1997—.429, Joe DeMarco, Kansas (96-224) 

1998—.413, Shawn Leimbek, Iowa State (64-155) 

1999—.478, Ken Harvey, Nebraska (107-224), NCAA leader 

2000—.400, Carlos Gautreaux, Oklahoma State (78-195) 

2001—.428, Greg Dobbs, Oklahoma (104-243) 

2002—.401, Dustin Majewski, Texas (85-212) 

2003—.413, David Murphy, Baylor (121-293) 

2004 — 378, Curtis Thigpen, Texas (105-278) 

RUNS 

1997—93, Keith Ginter, Texas Tech 

1998—97, Keith Ginter, Texas Tech 

1999—96, Billy Gasparino, Oklahoma State 

2000—72, Scott Holzhauer, Texas Tech 

2001—77, Dan Johnson, Nebraska 

2002—76, Jon Slack, Texas Tech 

2003 — 94, Chris Durbin, Baylor 

2004—69, Erik Schindewolf, Texas A&M 

HITS 

1997—109, Francis Collins, Nebraska; Rusty McNamara, 

Oklahoma State 

1998—107, Jason Tyner, Texas A&M 

1999—107, Ken Harvey, Nebraska 

2000—99, Tommy Nicholson, Texas 

2001—104, Greg Dobbs, Oklahoma 

2002—112, Tim Moss, Texas 

2003 — 121, David Murphy, Baylor 

2004—105, Curtis Thigpen, Texas 

DOUBLES 

1997—32, Jeff Gueil, Oklahoma State 

1998—24, Charley Carter, Baylor; Keith Ginter, Texas Tech 

1999—28, Josh Bard, Texas Tech 

2000—23, Justin Cowan, Nebraska 

2001—25, Greg Dobbs, Oklahoma; Chris Durbin, Baylor 

2002—26, Jed Morris, Nebraska 

2003 — 29, Omar Quintanilla, Texas 

2004—28, Curtis Thigpen, Texas 

TRIPLES 

1997—8, Heath Schesser, Kansas State; Corey Hart, Oklahoma 

1998—11, Jon Topolski, Baylor 

1999—8, Jason Cox, Texas; Jon Weber, Texas Tech 

2000—10, Tommy Whiteman, Oklahoma 

2001—7, Jason Rainey, Texas Tech 

2002—8, Jeff Leise, Nebraska 

2003 — 9, Tim Moss, Texas 

2004—5, Alex Gordon, Nebraska; Scott Kirby, Oklahoma 

State; Josh Haney, Texas Tech; Jose Delgado, Texas Tech 

HOME RUNS 

1997—33, Joe Dillon, Texas Tech 

1998—27, Ryan Fry, Missouri 

1999—34, Daylan Holt, Texas A&M, NCAA total HR leader 

2000—21, Matt Hopper, Dan Johnson, Nebraska 


2002—23, Jed Morris, Nebeaska 

2003 — 22, Matt Hopper, Nebraska 

2004—20, Josh Brady, Texas Tech 

RBI 

1997—93, Rusty McNamara, Oklahoma State 

1998—86, Charley Carter, Baylor 

1999—105, Lamont Matthews, Oklahoma State; Daylan Holt, 

Texas A&M 

2000—76, Chaz Eiguren, Texas Tech 


2002—90, Jed Morris, Nebraska 

2003 — 85, Dustin Majewski, Texas 


STOLEN BASES 



1999—37, Marco Cunningham, Texas Tech 

2000—42, John Nelson, Kansas 

2001—38, Kerry Hodges, Texas Tech 

2002—40, Tim Moss, Texas 

2003 — 37, Reggie Willits, Oklahoma 


EARNED RUN AVERAGE (Min. 1 IP Per Team Game) 

1997—2.20, Geoff Geary, Oklahoma 

1998—2.71, Shane Wright, Texas Tech 

1999—2.44, Brandon Roberson, Texas Tech 

2000—1.82 Chad Hawkins, Baylor 

2001—2.67, Albert Montes, Texas 

2002—2.33, Shane Komine, Nebraska 

2003 — 1.33, Huston Street, Texas 

2004—2.13, J.P. Howell, Texas 

INNINGS PITCHED 

1997—117, Jon Adkins, Oklahoma State 

1998—152 2/3, Shane Wright, Texas Tech 

1999—146 2/3, Jason Jennings, Baylor 

2000—145 1/3, Beau Hale, Texas 

2001—137 1/3, Chris Phillips, Texas Tech 

2002—128 1/3, Justin Simmons, Texas 

2003 — 129.0, Steven White, Baylor 

2004—135.1, J.P. Howell, Texas 


FEWEST WALKS ALLOWED (Min. 1 IP Per Team Game) 

1997—10, Shane Wright, Texas Tech 

1998—20, Shane Wright Texas Tech; Danny Prata, Oklahoma State 

1999—9, Matt Ward, Texas Tech 

2000—16, R.D. Spiehs, Nebraska 

2001—9, Albert Montes, Texas 

2002—16, Justin Moore, Texas A&M 

2003 — 12, Chris Smart, Kansas 

2004—15, Spencer Grogan, Oklahoma State 

STRIKEOUTS 

1997—151, Monty Ward, Texas Tech 

1998—137, Jason Gooding, Texas Tech 

1999—172, Jason Jennings, Baylor 

2000—159, Shane Komine, Nebraska 



2003 — 130, Steen White, Baylor 

2004—166, J.P. Howell, Texas 

SHUTOUTS 

1997—2, Shane Wright, Texas Tech 

1998—2, Ryan Rupe, Texas A&M; Matt Smith, Oklahoma State 

1999—3, Jason Jennings, Baylor; Casey Fossum, Texas A&M 


2001—2, Matt Farnum, Texas A&M 

2002—2, Jamie Rodrigue, Aaron Marsden, Nebraska 

2003—1, Four tied 

2004—3, Zach Jackson, Texas A&M 


Annual Big 12 Team Leaders

NCAA Tournament Appearances by Big 12 Teams 

NCAA Tournament Appearances by Big 12 Teams 

(Note: NCAA Region Results Since 1954) 

School (Regional, World Series) All Appearances CWS Record 

Region & CWS Totals 

Total (Regionals/CWS) W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 

Baylor 13 (11/2) 23-27 .460 0-4 .000 

Colorado No appearances 

Iowa State 5 (3/2) 10-10 .500 3-4 .429 

Kansas 3 (2/1) 5-7 .412 0-2 .000 

Kansas State No appearances 

Missouri 22 (16/6) 51-43 .543 18-11 .621 

Nebraska 10 (8/2) 22-17 .564 0-4 .000 

Oklahoma 36 (27/9) 68-65 .511 14-14 .500 

Oklahoma State 51 (32/19) 162-109 .594 38-36 .514 

Texas 78 (47/31) 260-143 .645 73-53 .579 

Texas A&M 25 (21/4) 47-55 .461 2-8 .200 

Texas Tech 8 (8/0) 15-18 .455 0-0 —— 

Totals 251 (175/76) 667-494 .575 148-136 .521 

NCAA Tournament Champions 

Texas -- 1949, 1950, 1975, 1983, 2002 

Oklahoma -- 1951, 1994 

Missouri -- 1954 

Oklahoma State -- 1959 

Team 

Batting Average—28. Kansas, .316; 31. Texas Tech, .315; 42. Oklahoma 

State, .312 

ERA—2. Texas, 2.66; 24. Missouri, 3.76; 25. Nebraska, 3.76; 32. Baylor 

3.89 

Fielding—7. Nebraska, .975; 10. Texas, .974; 16. Texas A&M, .973; 23. 

Kansas, .972; 32. Oklahoma, .972; 36. Missouri, .970 

Scoring (Runs/Game)—4. Texas Tech, 9.1; 34. Kansas, 7.4; 48. Texas 

A&M, 7.1 

Home Runs/Game—9. Texas Tech, 1.39; 27. Kansas, 1.17 

Triples/Game—13. Texas Tech, .41; t-37. Baylor, Texas, Texas A&M, .33 

Doubles/Game—21. Texas Tech, 2.28 

Stolen Bases/Game—5. Texas Tech, 2.34; 46. Texas, 1.56 

Slugging Percentage—6. Texas Tech, .521; 21. Kansas, .491 

Double Plays/Game—26, Kansas State, 1.04; 42. Texas Tech, 1.0 

Winning Percentage—4. Texas, .795; t-35. Texas A&M, Texas Tech, 

.656; t-52. Missouri, .621; t-58. Oklahoma and Oklahoma State, .613 

Big 12 Conference in 2004 NCAA Statistics 

Individual 

Batting Average—None in Top 75; best: Curtis Thigpen, Texas A&M, 

.378 (cutoff: .381) 

Home Runs/Game—15. Josh Brady, Texas Tech, .33 (20 in 61 G); t-35. 

Alex Gordon, Nebraska, .31 (18 in 59 G); 32. Cody Ehlers, Missouri (18 

in 61 G); t-38. Travis Metcalf, Kansas, .29 (18 in 63 G) 

RBI/Game—2. Josh Brady, Texas Tech, 1.48; 5. Cameron Blair, Texas 

Tech, 1.40; 11. Alex Gordon, Nebraska, 1.27; 30. Michael Mask, Texas 

Tech, 1.19 

Doubles/Game—31. Cameron Blair, Texas Tech, .40; t-37. Curtis 

Thigpen, Texas, .39 

Triples/Game—t-51. Four players tied at .08 

Toughest to Strike Out—45. Cliff Pennington, Texas A&M, 14.3 

Stolen Bases/Game—24. Josh Brady, Texas Tech, .53 

Walks/Game—t-29. Terry Blunt, Kansas State; Jose Delgado, Texas Tech, 

0.80 

Runs/Game—11. Erik Schindewolf, Texas A&M, 1.25; t-40. Cameron 

Blair, Texas Tech, 1.12 

Slugging Percentage—9. Alex Gordon, Nebraska, .754; 30. Cody Ehlers, 

Missouri, .693 

Earned Run Average—17. J.P. Howell, Texas, 2.13; 31. Sam LeCure, 

Texas, 2.34; 51. Garrett Broshuis, Missouri, 2.61 

Pitching Victories—t-1. J.P. Howell, Texas (15-2); t-10. Spencer Grogan, 

Oklahoma State (12-3); t-22. Garrett Broshuis, Missouri (11-0) 

Strikeouts/Nine Innings—21. J.P. Howell, Texas, 11.0; 22. Jim Ripley, 

Kansas State, 10.95 

Saves—t-8. Huston Street, Texas, 12; t-21. Mark Alexander, Missouri, 10 


Baylor University 

Dave Danforth (1911-12, 16-19, 22-25)—3 teams 

Dennis Willie (1911-12, 15)-SL Cardinals, Cleveland 

Oscar ‘Slim’ Harrell (1912)-Philadelphia Athletics 

Jack Little (1912)-New York Yankees 

Bill Stellbauer (1916)-Philadelphia Athletics 

Mule Watson (1918-24)-4 teams 

Ted Lyons (1923-42, 46)-Chicago White Sox 

Carl Freeze (1925)-Chicago White Sox 

Lloyd Russell (1938)-Cleveland 

Larry Drake (1945, 48)-Phil. Athletics, Washington 

Tommy Fine (1947, 1950)-Boston Red Sox, SL Browns 

Buzz Dozier (1947, 49)-Washington 

Matt Batts (1947-56)-5 teams 

Joe Szekley (1953)-Cincinnati 

Seth Morehead (1957-61)-Phillies, Cubs, Milwaukee 

Jerry Mallett (1959)-Boston Red Sox 

Jacke Davis (1962)-Philadelphia 

Pete Charton (1964)-Boston 

Ted Uhlaender (1964-72)-Minnesota, Cleveland, Cincinnati 

Fred Rath (1968-69)-Chicago White Sox 

Steve Macko (1979-80)-Chicago Cubs 

Jon Perlman (1985, 87-88)-Cubs, Giants, Cleveland 

Andy Beene (1983-84)-Milwaukee Brewers 

Fritz Connally (1983, 85)-Chicago Cubs, Baltimore 

Jaime Cocanower (1983-86)-Milwaukee 

Lee Tunnell (1982-85, 87, 89)-Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Minnesota; 

coach (2003-04), Texas Rangers 

Blaine Beatty (1989, 91)-New York Mets 

Ken Patterson (1988-94)-White Sox, Cubs, Angels 

Pat Combs (1989-92)-Philadelphia 

Scott Ruffcorn (1993-97)-White Sox, Philadelphia 

Dean Crow (1998)-Detroit 

Kip Wells (1999-04)-Chicago White Sox, Pittsburgh 

Jace Brewer (2000)-Tampa Bay 

Jason Jennings (2001-04)-Colorado 

University of Colorado 

Bob McGraw (1917-20, 25-29)-5 teams 

Coburn Jones (1928-29)-Pittsburgh 

Carroll Hardy (1958-64, 67)-4 teams 

John Stearns (1974-84)-Philadelphia, NY Mets (coach: 2000- 

02, NY Mets) 

Jay Howell (1980-94)-7 teams 

Iowa State University 

Yank Brown (1897)-Cleveland 

Clyde Southwick (1911)-St. Louis Browns 

George Clark (1913)-New York Yankees 

Dutch Levsen (1923-28)-Cleveland 

Hal Smith (1932-35)-Pittsburgh 

Gene Ford (1936, 38)-Boston Braves, White Sox 

Dick Bertell (1960-65, 67)-SF Giants, Chicago Cubs 

Jerry McNertney (1964, 66-73)-5 teams 

Bob Locker (1965-73, 75)-5 teams 

Al Closter (1966, 71-73)-3 teams 

Curt Kaufman (1982-84)-New York Yankees, 

California Angels 


Big 12 Alumni in the Major Leagues 

(Special thanks for research to Jay Langhammer, Society for American Baseball Research) 

Jim Walewander (1987-88, 90, 93)-3 teams 

Mike Busch (1995-96)-Los Angeles 

Mike Myers (1995-04)-7 teams 

Don Wengert (1995-02)-6 teams 

Matt Wagner (1996)-Seattle 

Nate Teut (2002)-Florida Marlins 

Shawn Sedlacek (2002-03)-Kansas City 

University of Kansas 

Ferrell Anderson (1946, 53)-Dodgers, Browns 

Bob Allison (1958-70)-Washington, Minnesota 

Larry Miller (1964-66)-LA Dodgers, Mets 

Chuck Dobson (1966-75)-3 teams 

Steve Renko (1969-83)-7 teams 

Skip James (1977-78)-San Francisco Giants 

Roger Slagle (1979)-New York Yankees 

Steve Jeltz (1983-90)-Phillies, Royals 

Clay Christiansen (1984)-New York Yankees 

Curt Schmidt (1995)-Montreal 

Scott Taylor (1995)-Texas 

Jeff Berblinger (1997)-St. Louis Cardinals 

Les Walrond (2003)-Kansas City 

Kansas State University 

Eldon Auker (1933-42)-3 teams 

Butch Nieman (1943-45)-Boston Braves 

Keith Thomas (1952-53)-Athletics, Senators 

Bobby Randall (1976-80)-Minnesota 

Andy Replogle (1978-79)-Milwaukee Brewers 

Ted Power (1981-93)-8 teams 

Craig Wilson (1998-00)-Chicago White Sox 

University of Missouri 

Hub Pruett (1922-24, 27-28, 30, 32)-4 teams 

Glenn Wright (1924-33, 35)-3 teams 

Bill Windle (1928-29)-Pittsburgh 

Carl Miles (1940)-Philadelphia Phillies 

Jay Difani (1948-49)-Washington 

Jerry Schoonmaker (1955, 57)-Washington 

Bob Smith (1958-59)-3 teams 

Charlie James (1960-65)-St. Louis, Cincinnati 

Jay Hankins (1961, 63)-Kansas City Athletics 

Mike Shannon (1962-70)-St. Louis 

John O’Donoghue (1963-71)-6 teams 

Sonny Siebert (1964-75)-6 teams 

John Sevcik (1965)-Minnesota 

Dennis Musgraves (1965)-New York Mets 

Rick Henninger (1973)-Texas 

Tim Laudner (1981-89)-Minnesota 

Phil Bradley (1983-90)-4 teams 

Jeff Cornell (1984)-San Francisco 

Ron Mathis (1985, 87)-Houston 

Dave Otto (1987-94)-4 teams 

Scott Little (1989)-Pittsburgh 

Dave Silvestri (1992-99)-5 teams 

John Dettmer (1994-95)-Texas 

University of Nebraska 

Bob Cerv (1951-62)-4 teams 

Dwight Siebler (1963-67)-Minnesota 

Stan Bahnsen (1966, 68-82)-6 teams 

Gary Neibauer (1969-73)-Atlanta, Philadelphia 

Ryan Kurosaki (1975)-St. Louis 

Pete O’Brien (1982-93)-3 teams 

Tim Burke (1985-92)-3 teams 

Bob Sebra (1985-90)-5 teams 

Steve Stanicek (1987, 89)-Milwaukee, Philadelphia 

Bill McGuire (1988-89)-Seattle 

Kip Gross (1990-93, 99)-Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Boston 

Eric Helfand (1993-95)-Oakland 

Kevin Jordan (1995-02)-Philadelphia 

Darin Erstad (1996-04)-California/Anaheim Angels 

Ken Ramos (1997)-Houston 

Marc Sagmoen (1997)-Texas 

Troy Brohawn (2001-03)-3 teams 

Ken Harvey (2001, 03-04)-Kansas City 

Todd Sears (2002-03)-Minnesota 

Jamal Strong (2003)-Seattle 

Dan Johnson (2004)-Oakland 

University of Oklahoma 

Elmer Ponder (1917, 19-21)-Pittsburgh, Chicago Cubs 

Uke Clanton (1922)-Cleveland Indians 

Buster Mills (1934-40, 42. 46)-6 teams 

Jeff Cross (1942, 46-48)-SL Cardinals, Cubs 

Dee Sanders (1945)-St. Louis Browns 

Dale Mitchell (1945-56)-Cleveland Indians, Brooklyn 

Dodgers 

Les Layton (1948)-New York Giants 

Rudy Rufer (1949-50)-New York Giants 

Bob Stephenson (1955)-St. Louis Cardinals 

Eddie Fisher (1959-73)-6 teams 

Don Schwall (1961-67)-3 teams 

George Kemek (1965-66)-St. Louis 

Joe Simpson (1975-83)-3 teams 

Bob Shirley (1977-87)-5 teams 

Jackson Todd (1977, 1981-83)-New York Mets, Toronto 

Keith Drumwright (1978, 81)-Houston, Oakland 

George Frazier (1978-87)-5 teams 

Mickey Hatcher (1979-90)-Los Angeles Dodgers, Minnesota 

Joe Price (1980-90)-4 teams 

Gary Krug (1981)-Chicago Cubs 

Roger LaFrancois (1982)-Boston 

Terry Bogener (1982)-Texas 

Nick Capra (1982-83, 85, 88, 91)-Texas, Kansas City 

Don Carman (1983-92)-3 teams 

Danny Jackson (1983-97)-6 teams 

John Russell (1984-93)-3 teams 

Ray Hayward (1986-88)-San Diego, Texas 

Bobby Witt (1986-01)-7 teams 

Steve Peters (1987-88)-St. Louis 

Jack Armstrong (1988-94)-4 teams 

DeWayne Vaughn (1988)-Texas 

Chris Howard (1991, 93-94)-Seattle 

Russ McGinnis (1992, 95)-Texas, Kansas City 

Kevin King (1993-95)-Seattle 

Derrick White (1993, 95, 98)-4 teams 

Matt Ruebel (1996-98)-Pittsburgh, Tampa Bay 

Greg Norton (1996-04)-4 teams 

Steve Connelly (1998)-Oakland 

Ryan Minor (1998-01)-Baltimore, Montreal 

Russ Ortiz (1998-05)-San Francisco, Atlanta, Arizona 

Darron Cox (1999)-Montreal 

Mark Redman (1999-04)-4 teams 

Damon Minor (2000-02, 04)-San Francisco 

Kevin Olsen (2001-04)-Florida 

Geoff Geary (2003-04)-Philadelphia 

Oklahoma State University 

Ab Wright (1935, 44)-Cleveland, Boston Braves 

Allie Reynolds (1942-54)-Cleveland, New York Yankees 

Danny Doyle (1943)-Boston Red Sox 

Ed Mickelson (1950, 53, 57)-3 teams 

Frank Kellert (1953-56)-4 teams 

Jerry Adair (1958-70)-4 teams 

Tom Borland (1960-61)-Boston Red Sox 

Joe Horlen (1961-72)-Chicago White Sox, Kansas City 

Athletics 

Merlin Nippert (1962)-Boston 

Don Wallace (1967)-California 

Larry Burchart (1969)-Cleveland 

Danny Thompson (1970-76)-Minnesota, Texas 

Joe Price (1980-90)-4 teams

Mickey Tettleton (1984-97)-4 teams 

Jim Traber (1984, 86, 88-89)-Baltimore 

Robbie Wine (1986-87)-Houston 

Gary Green (1986, 89-92)-3 teams 

Pete Incaviglia (1986-94, 96-98)-6 teams 

John Farrell (1987-90, 93-95)-Cleveland, California 

Mike Henneman (1987-96)-3 teams 

Doug Dascenzo (1988-93)-Chicago Cubs, Texas 

Gordon Dillar (1988-89)-Baltimore, Philadelphia 

Robin Ventura (1989-04)-5 teams 

Carlos Diaz (1990)-Toronto 

Monte Farriss (1990-93)-Texas, Florida 

Tim Pugh (1992-98)-3 teams 

Dave Mlicki (1992-93, 95-02)-5 teams 

Jeromy Burnitz (1993-04)-6 teams 

Jeff Bronkey (1993-95)-Texas, Milwaukee 

Scott Watkins (1995)-Minnesota 

Scott Williamson (1999-04)-Cincinnati, Boston 

Jay Canizaro (1996, 1999, 2000, 02)-San Francisco, 

Minnesota 

Chris Richard (2000-03)-3 teams 

Dave Maurer (2000-02)-San Diego, Cleveland 

Mark Lukasiewicz (2001-02)-Anaheim 

Jon Adkins (2003-04)-Chicago White Sox 

University of Texas 

J. Walter Morris (1908)-St. Louis Cardinals 

Bob Cone (1915)-Philadelphia Athletics 

Mike Massey (1917)-Boston Braves 

Bibb Falk (1920-31)-Chicago White Sox, Cleveland 

Arthur Riviere (1921, 25)-Cleveland 

Howard Fitzgerald (1922, 24, 26)-Chicago Cubs, Boston Red 

Sox 

Hod Kibbie (1925)-Boston Braves 

Heinie Odom (1925)-Boston Braves 

Chester Falk (1925-27)-St. Louis Browns 

Les Cox (1926)-Chicago White Sox 

Neal Baker (1927)-Philadelphia Athletics 

Howie Williamson (1928)-St. Louis Cardinals 

Tom Hughes (1930)-Detroit 

Oscar (Ox) Eckhardt (1932, 36)-Boston Braves, Brooklyn 

Pinky Higgins (1930, 1933-44, 46; Mgr. 1955-62)- 

Philadelphia Athletics, Boston Red Sox, Detroit (managed 

Red Sox) 

Marty Hopkins (1934-35)-Philadelphia Phillies, Chicago 

White Sox 

Pat Ankenman (1936, 1943-44)-St. Louis Cardinals, 

Brooklyn 

Ernie Koy (1938-42)-4 teams 

Richard Midkiff (1938)-Boston Red Sox 

Mel Preibisch (1940-41)-Boston Braves 

Norm Branch (1941-42)-New York Yankees 

C.C. (Tex) Hughson (1941-44, 46-49)-Boston Red Sox 

Jack Conway (1941, 46-48)-Cleveland, New York Yankees 

Mel Deutsch (1946)-Boston Red Sox 

Grady Hatton (1946-56, 60; Mgr. 1966-68)-6 teams (managed 

Houston Astros) 

Pete Layden (1948)-St. Louis Browns 

Big 12 Alumni in the Major Leagues 

(Special thanks for research to Jay Langhammer, Society for American Baseball Research) 

Randy Jackson (1950-59)-3 teams 

Murray Wall (1950, 57-59)-3 teams 

Tom Hamilton (1952-53)-Philadelphia Athletics 

Kal Segrist (1952, 55)-New York Yankees, Baltimore 

Charley Gorin (1954-55)-Milwaukee Braves 

Harry Taylor (1957)-Kansas City Athletics 

Howie Reed (1958-60, 64-67, 69-71)-5 teams 

Max Alvis (1962-70)-Cleveland, Milwaukee Brewers 

Wayne Graham (1963-64)-Philadelphia, NY Mets 

Bill Bethea (1964)-Minnesota 

Bart Shirley (1964, 66-68)-Los Angeles Dodgers, New York 

Mets 

Chuck Hartenstein (1965-70, 77)-5 teams 

Joe Hague (1968-73)-St. Louis, Cincinnati 

Gary Moore (1970)-Los Angeles Dodgers 

Burt Hooton (1971-85)-Chicago Cubs, Los Angeles, Texas 

(coach: 2000-04, Houston) 

Dave Chalk (1973-81)-4 teams 

Larry Hardy (1974-76)-San Diego, Houston, Texas (coach, 

1995-01) 

Mike Beard (1974-77)-Atlanta 

Jim Gideon (1975)-Texas 

Ken Pape (1976)-Texas 

Bobby Cuellar (1977)-Texas (coach: 2001) 

Keith Moreland (1978-89)-4 teams 

Richard Wortham (1978-80, 83)-Chicago White Sox, Oakland 

Karl Pagel (1978-79, 81-83)-Chicago Cubs, Cleveland 

Tony Brizzolara (1979, 83-84)-Atlanta 

Jerry Don Gleaton (1979-82, 84-85, 87-92)-6 teams 

Bob Kearney (1979, 81-87)-5 teams 

Don Kainer (1980)-Texas 

Andre Robertson (1981-85)-New York Yankees 

Ron Gardenhire (1981-85)-New York Mets (coach: 1989- 

01)-3 teams; manager, Minnesota (2002-04) 

Keith Creel (1982-83, 85, 87)-Kansas City Royals, Texas 

Ricky Wright (1982-86)-Los Angeles, Texas 

Jim Acker (1983-92)-Toronto, Atlanta, Seattle 

Spike Owen (1983-95)-5 teams 

Roger Clemens (1984-04)-4 teams 

Calvin Schiraldi (1984-91)-Boston, Chicago Cubs, San Diego 

Jeff Hearron (1985-86)-Toronto 

Tony Arnold (1986-87)-Baltimore 

Bruce Ruffin (1986-97)-Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Colorado 

Greg Swindell (1986-02)-7 teams 

Mike Brumley (1987, 89-95)-6 teams 

Mike Capel (1988, 1990-91)-Chicago Cubs, Milwaukee, 

Houston 

Dennis Cook (1988-02)-10 teams 

Scott Coolbaugh (1989-91, 94)-3 teams 

Bill Bates (1989-90)-Milwaukee, Cincinnati 

Rusty Richards (1989-90)-Atlanta 

Rick Parker (1990-91, 93-97)-4 teams 

Jose Tolentino (1991)-Houston 

Kirk Dressendorfer (1991)-Oakland 

Mark Petkovsek (1991, 93, 95-01)-5 teams 

Rudy Jaramillo (coach) (1991-93, 95-04)-Houston, Texas 

Rangers 

Todd Haney (1992, 94-96, 98)-3 teams 

Shane Reynolds (1992-04)-3 teams 

Scott Fredrickson (1993)-Colorado 

Brooks Kieschnick (1996-97, 00-04)-4 teams 

Tim Belk (1996)-Cincinnati 

Shane Halter (1997-98, 00-04)-3 teams 

Stephen Larkin (1998)-Cincinnati 

Calvin Murray (1999-02, 04)-3 teams 

J.D. Smart (1999-01)-Montreal, Texas 

Adam Dunn (2001-04)-Cincinnati 

Jose Flores (2002)-Oakland 

Stephen Randolph (2003-04)-Arizona 

Texas A&M University 

Mike Balenti (1911, 13)-St. Louis Browns, Cincinnati 

Tim Grisesenbeck (1920)-St. Louis Cardinals 

Topper Rigney (1922-27)-Detroit, Boston Red Sox, 

Washington 

Pat Olsen (1924-26)-New York Yankees 

Joel Hunt (1928)-St. Louis Cardinals 

Beau Bell (1935-41)-St. Louis Brown, Detroit, Cleveland 

Jake Mooty (1936-37, 40-44), Cincinnati, Chicago Cubs, 

Detroit 

Bill Sodd (1937)-Cleveland 

Jesse Landrum (1938)-Chicago White Sox 

John Carden (1946)-New York Giants 

Stan Hollmig (1949-51)-Philadelphia Phillies 

Les Peden (1953)-Washington 

Wally Moon (1954-65)-St. Louis Cardinals, Los Angeles 

Dodgers 

Dave Johnson (1965-75, 77-78)-4 teams; Manager-1987-98, 

00) 

Lou Camilli (1969-73)-Cleveland 

Doug Rau (1972-79, 81)-Los Angeles Dodgers, California 

Bob Bonner (1980-83)-Baltimore 

Bryan Little (1982-86)-Montreal 

Mark Ross (1982, 84-85, 87-88)-Houston 

Mark Thurmond (1983-90)-San Diego, Baltimore 

Steve Davis (1985-86, 89)-Toronto, Cleveland 

Sherman Corbett (1988-90)-California 

Rick Luecken (1989-90)-Kansas City, Atlanta, Toronto 

Russ Swan (1989-94)-San Francisco, Seattle, Cleveland 

Ever Magallanes (1991)-Cleveland 

Chuck Knoblauch (1991-02)-3 teams 

Scott Livingstone (1991-98)-4 teams 

Troy Neel (1992-94)-Oakland 

Jeff Granger (1993-94, 96-97)-Kansas City, Pittsburgh 

Rich Robertson (1993-98)-3 teams 

Chris Clemons (1997)-Chicago White Sox 

Trey Moore (1998, 00-01)-Montreal, Atlanta 

Chad Allen (1999-04)-5 teams 

Ryan Rupe (1999-03)-Tampa Bay, Boston 

Matt Blank (2000-01)-Montreal 

Kevin Beirne (2000-02)-4 teams 

Kelly Wunsch (2000-04)-Chicago White Sox 

Jason Tyner (2000-03)-New York Mets, Tampa Bay 

Casey Fossum (2001-04)-Boston, Arizona 

Justin Atchley (2001)-Cincinnati 

Logan Kensing (2004)-Florida 

Texas Tech University 

Chuck Harrison (1965-67, 69, 71)-4 teams 

Doug Ault (1976-78, 80)-Texas, Toronto 

Mike Humphreys (1991-93)-New York Yankees 

Donald Harris (1991-93)-Texas 

Mark Brandenburg (1995-97)-Texas, Boston 

Ryan Nye (1997-00)-Philadelphia 

Travis Smith (1998, 2001-02, 04)-4 teams 

Keith Ginter (2000-05)-Houston, Milwaukee, Oakland 

Brandon Kolb (2000-02)-San Diego, Milwaukee 

Matt Miller (2001-02)-Detroit 

Stubby Clapp (2001)-St. Louis 

Travis Driskill (2002-03)-Baltimore 

Josh Bard (2002-04)-Cleveland 

Trey Lunsford (2002-03)-San Francisco 

Steve Watkins (2004)-San Diego 



All-Time NCAA Division I Baseball Records 

(Prior to 2005 Season; Ranked by Victories; Research: University of Minnesota, Big 12 Conference) 

All Conference 

88. Rutgers 134 1,468-1,235 .543 147-69 .681 

School Seasons Overall Pct. Games Pct. 

89. Richmond 89 1,461-978-11 .596 256-156 .621 

1. Fordham 146 3,199-1,606-41 .666 54-81 .400 

90. St. John’s (N.Y.) 126 1,452-726-13 .663 249-179 .582 

2. 2. Texas Texas 

109 109 2,818-882-27 

2,818-882-27 .761 .761 .761 1,189-399 1,189-399 .749 

.749 

91. Illinois State 103 1,438-1,334-20 .515 232-316 .423 

3. Southern California 110 2,716-1,415-44 .651 1,155-661 .636 

92. Kentucky 94 1,431-1,285-23 .522 537-752 .417 

4. Michigan 137 2,431-1,381-38 .631 913-530 .633 

93. Western Carolina 77 1,410-997-7 .584 380-190 .667 

5. Stanford 112 2,422-1,497-32 .618 1,067-789 .575 

94. UT-Pan American 49 1,409-954-2 .596 73-123 .372 

6. Arizona State 93 2,358-1,154-6 .670 608-374 .619 

95. South Alabama 40 1,399-707-3 .663 326-166 .663 

7. Washington State 109 2,330-1,374-17 .626 949-757 .556 

96. Vermont 107 1,397-1,200-33 .531 174-154 .530 

8. Arizona 100 2,306-1,206-22 .656 648-418 .607 

97. Western Kentucky 94 1,395-1,109-18 .553 321-349 .479 

9. Clemson 107 2,267-1,260-29 .638 575-277 .675 

98. Long Beach State 51 1,393-1,231-25 .525 626-448 .583 

10. Harvard 136 2,254-1,423-33 .608 547-357 .605 

99. Louisiana Tech 61 1,392-1,147-2 .548 613-524 .539 

11. Florida State 57 2,237-824-10 .728 307-104 .747 

100. East Carolina 53 1,391-706-8 .661 225-89 .717 

12. North Carolina 115 2,194-1,299-36 .622 505-359 .584 

100. Wisconsin 114 1,391-1,164-27 .544 542-541 .501 

13. Illinois 125 2,187-1,327-35 .616 938-670 .583 

102. 102. Kansas Kansas State 

State 104 104 1,388-1,464-7 1,388-1,464-7 .487 

.487 470-868 

470-868 .351 

.351 

14. Minnesota 113 2,177-1,275-26 .626 891-562 .613 

103. Houston 58 1,377-1,017-15 .572 390-363 .518 

15. California 123 2,170-1,597-13 .574 892-915 .494 

104. Memphis 5 1,375-974-14 .582 102-139 .423 

16. Mississippi State 114 2,140-1,205-28 .634 748-588 .560 

105. Oral Roberts 38 1,374-704-4 .660 191-25 .884 

16. Alabama 1 1 1 2,140-1,256-23 .626 766-597 .562 

106. B’ham-Southern 38 1,373-608-1 .693 109-33 .768 

18. Texas A&M 103 2,136-1,207-34 .639 918-606 .602 

107. New Mexico 87 1,367-1,285-11 .513 485-555 .466 

19. Yale 139 2,115-1,833-42 .530 477-483 .497 

108. Eastern Illinois 9 1,365-1,140-4 .544 113-67 .628 

20. Ohio State 121 2,112-1,363-41 .601 781-597 .567 

109. Sacramento State 46 1,360-1,051-19 .560 50-109 .314 

21. Fresno State 82 2,111-1,192-4 .638 395-220 .642 

110. Georgetown 1 1 1 1,356-1,410-3 .490 106-285 .271 

22. 22. Oklahoma Oklahoma State State 9393939393 2,095-1,025-4 2,095-1,025-4 .671 .671 650-328 650-328 .665 

.665 

111. Maryland 113 1,355-1,284-31 .507 333-529 .386 

23. Notre Dame 112 2,079-1,218-17 .627 155-54 .742 

112. Massachusetts 121 1,350-1,180-18 .530 73-59 .553 

24. Louisville 95 2,074-1,981-10 .510 116-127 .477 

113. 113. Iowa Iowa State State State 110 110 1,346-1,412-17 1,346-1,412-17 .488 .488 479-694 479-694 .408 

.408 

25. 25. Oklahoma Oklahoma 9 2,044-1,184-10 2,044-1,184-10 .633 

.633 829-487 

829-487 .630 

.630 

114. Cal Northridge 45 1,344-1,045-19 .558 41-43 .488 

26. Princeton 120 2,039-1,646-46 .547 521-463 .529 

115. Cal Fullerton 30 1,340-563-6 .704 400-160 .714 

27. San Diego State 6 2,031-1,233-37 .615 832-512 .619 

116. Bowling Green 85 1,327-1,108-26 .539 467-511 .478 

27. Miami (Fla.) 59 2,031-788-17 .716 ——— .—- 

117. No. Colorado 81 1,325-911-3 .592 92-63 .594 

29. UCLA 85 2,003-1,698-24 .538 808-957 .458 

118. Army 115 1,321-1,127-38 .531 66-52 .559 

30. South Carolina 113 2,002-1,261-17 .610 495-478 .507 

119. Jacksonville 48 1,320-1,013 .566 303-231 .567 

31. Santa Clara 114 1,992-1,583-28 .553 818-723 .531 

120. Dallas Baptist 34 1,311-696-2 . 653 —— .000 

32. LSU 109 1,953-1,307-4 .599 754-610 .552 

120. W. Michigan 57 1,311-967-13 .572 617-417 .597 

33. Florida 90 1,951-1,267-24 .606 759-500 .603 

122. Brown 141 1,310-1,441-39 .470 318-407 .439 

34. Michigan State 120 1,938-1,548-28 .552 492-521 .486 

123. Connecticut 109 1,309-1,089-27 .540 214-223 .490 

35. Georgia Tech 107 1,921-1,256-26 .600 501-444 .530 

124. Temple 76 1,307-1,021-31 .554 67-68 .496 

36. 36. Missouri Missouri 108 

108 1,880-1,213-20 1,880-1,213-20 .608 .608 736-550 

736-550 .572 

.572 

125. Old Dominion 72 1,303-985-13 .566 142-134 .514 

37. Indiana 109 1,835-1,433-21 .558 592-806 .423 

126. UC Santa Barbara 5 1,261-1,199-16 .509 284-335 .459 

38. Georgia 118 1,831-1,358-21 .570 625-697 .473 

127. Kent State 77 1,251-1,000-10 .553 517-530 .494 

39. North Carolina State 99 1,813-1,113-27 .614 474-384 .552 

128. 128. 128. Texas Texas Tech Tech 5757575757 1,245-932-8 

1,245-932-8 .572 

.572 395-440 395-440 .473 

.473 

40. 40. Baylor Baylor 103 103 1,809-1,326-7 1,809-1,326-7 .577 .577 805-730 805-730 .524 

.524 

129. Ball State 83 1,228-1,163-14 .511 357-390 .478 

41. Virginia Tech 1 1 1 1,787-1,168-26 .599 224-138 .619 

130. The Citadel 51 1,227-804-3 .603 537-313 .632 

42. Oregon State 95 1,781-1,238-15 .587 893-781 .533 

131. E. Kentucky 61 1,220-970-9 .555 326-272 .545 

43. Iowa 114 1,769-1,454-28 .544 652-729 .472 

132. Northwestern St 93 1,216-1,168-14 .507 438-445 .496 

44. Wichita State 70 1,753-774-8 .692 462-218 .679 

133. Detroit 64 1,212-1,070-2 .531 36-80 .310 

45. West Virginia 108 1,745-1,189-18 .591 230-153 .601 

134. Florida Int’l 31 1,210-664 .646 176-119 .597 

46. Central Michigan 98 1,725-1,019-16 .625 493-295 .626 

134. Southern Miss 76 1,210-1,038-10 .536 148-97 .604 

47. Seton Hall 119 1,712- 998-23 .626 257-174 .596 

136. Portland 80 1,204-1,252-9 .488 519-786 .398 

48. Ohio 123 1,705-1,154-8 .595 607-431 .585 

137. UNLV 38 1,195-911-5 .566 375-383 .495 

49. Penn State 116 1,704-1,035-21 .617 177-185 .489 

138. Lamar 52 1,185-869 .577 411-286 .590 

50. Virginia 116 1,703-1,505-39 .524 329-501 .396 

139. UNC-Wilmington48 1,180-848-7 .580 78-49 .614 

51. 51. Nebraska Nebraska 104 104 1,700-1,273-17 1,700-1,273-17 .582 

.582 640-640 640-640 .500 

.500 

140. SMS 40 1,176-681-1 .633 414-226 .647 

52. Delaware 113 1,693-1,012-28 .619 232-82 .731 

141. Akron 105 1,169-1,148-19 .505 181-255 .415 

52. Vanderbilt 106 1,688-1,459-32 .531 419-745 .357 

142. Nicholls State 45 1,163-951-9 .548 340-315 .519 

54. Duke 115 1,684-1,390-33 .542 273-556 .329 

143. New Orleans 35 1,146-809-1 .586 217-175 .554 

55. Georgia Southern 61 1,677-1,060-0 .613 263-145 .645 

143. Murray State 65 1,146-982-16 .535 315-295 .516 

56. Elon 106 1,670-1,198-1 .582 64-47 .580 

145. Boston College 95 1,145-889-21 .557 178-247 .419 

57. Pepperdine 65 1,663-1,166-22 .583 650-306 .680 

146. Providence 76 1,133-858-13 .569 177-133 .571 

57. Wake Forest 90 1,663-1,148-22 .587 392-464 .458 

147. UL Monroe 53 1,131-1,028-9 .522 430-333 .564 

59. Pennsylvania 129 1,656-1,420-42 .530 122-118 .508 

148. South Florida 39 1,130-871-5 .563 221-204 .520 

60. TCU 107 1,638-1,412-25 .533 657-812 .447 

149. San Diego 47 1,128-1,053-21 .512 345-384 .473 

61. Arkansas 82 1,633-1,066-6 .601 419-359 .539 

150. Southeastern 54 1,127-1,116-12 .502 56-101 .357 

62. Tennessee 95 1,621-1,227-14 .566 581-627 .481 

151. Illinois-Chicago 56 1,126-1,070-8 .511 74-44 .627 

63. San Jose State 89 1,620-1,437-31 .525 483-498 .492 

152. Northern Iowa 105 1,119-1,171-10 .487 316-380 .454 

64. Stetson 89 1,613-1,190-11 .573 110-65 .629 

153. Cincinnati 94 1,117-1,212-16 .476 127-191 .399 

64. Lafayette 139 1,613-1,411-32 .528 45-73 .381 

154. McNeese State 53 1,113-1,083-8 .505 300-323 .482 

66. Auburn 70 1,602-1,014-6 .611 725-588 .552 

155. Pacific (Calif.) 56 1,111-1,321-9 .455 390-598 .395 

67. Purdue 115 1,598-1,590-37 .501 582-858 .404 

156. Rider 62 1,109-849-14 .562 86-73 .541 

68. Maine 122 1,589-1,246-15 .558 206-127 .619 

157. UCF 32 1,108-683-10 .615 213-121 .638 

69. Indiana State 109 1,588-1,124-19 .581 281-306 .479 

158. Creighton 41 1,107-861-7 .561 272-270 .501 

70. Mississippi 104 1,577-1,202-17 .564 605-690 .467 

159. Toledo 80 1,106-1,193-20 .477 393-591 .399 

71. Brigham Young 68 1,573-887-11 .637 641-268 .705 

160. No. Illinois 105 1,089-1,169-25 .477 117-204 .364 

72. Bradley 104 1,572-1,223-13 .560 304-361 .457 

161. Jacksonville St 35 1,088-546 .666 66-117 .361 

73. Grambling 78 1,569-621-0 .716 93-79 .541 

162. Mercer 58 1,085-1,027-5 .513 53-89 .373 

74. Villanova 126 1,560-1,085-25 .584 212-213 .499 

163. Gonzaga 40 1,081-923-5 .538 646-630 .506 

75. Navy 109 1,550-999-29 .601 75-45 .625 

164. Northeastern 84 1,080-995-14 .517 190-140 .576 

75. Northwestern 133 1,550-1,675-31 .476 544-965 .361 

165. UL Lafayette 3 1,074-748-3 .588 339-228 .598 

77. Tulane 98 1,549-1,085-17 .584 310-270 .534 

166. Marshall 94 1,064-1,152-9 .478 266-446 .374 

78. Washington 102 1,537-1,299-18 .539 850-849 .501 

167. Occidental 64 1,063-673-16 .612 5-5 .500 

79. Miami (Ohio) 89 1,526-1,154-9 .567 541-515 .512 

168. Middle Tennessee 41 1,058-802-6 .567 379-254 .599 

80. Hawai’i 74 1,524-1,060-17 .586 358-274 .566 

169. Butler 93 1,052-1,176-11 .470 70-56 .556 

81. Holy Cross 116 1,515-1,010-27 .594 50-70 .417 

169. Lehigh 120 1,052-1,262-22 .450 53-67 .442 

82. Southern Illinois 59 1,511-976-11 .605 246-307 .445 

171. Davidson 110 1,050-1,614-14 .392 305-463 .397 

83. California Poly 9 1,507-1,392-15 .517 86-110 .439 

172. Bucknell 117 1,048-1,218-20 .458 69-53 .566 

84. Cornell 135 1,495-1,608-31 .477 436-515 .458 

173. Loyola Marymount37 1,044-1,035-4 .501 509-452 .530 

85. Rice 8 1,479-1,312-3 .529 623-844 .425 

174. Austin Peay 65 1,043-1,128-12 .478 285-306 .482 

86. Sam Houston 5 1,473-974-5 .601 195-207 .485 

175. James Madison 36 1,036-614-7 .625 64-63 .504 

87. 87. 87. Kansas Kansas Kansas 115 115 1,471-1,442-17 1,471-1,442-17 .505 .505 543-860 

543-860 .387 

.387 

211. 211. 211. Colorado Colorado 8989898989 819-614-5 819-614-5 .571 .571 337-333 337-333 .502 

.502

Winningest Active NCAA Division I Baseball Coaches Lists 

BY PERCENTAGE 

(Minimum five years as a Division I head coach; includes record at 

four-year colleges only) 

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. 

1. Gene Stephenson, Wichita State 27 1,455 465 3 .757 

2. Mike Martin, Florida State 25 1,338 452 4 .747 

3. Mike Fox, North Carolina 21 785 267 4 .745 

4. Wayne Graham, Rice 13 582 238 0 .710 

5. Jim Morris, Miami (Fla.) 23 1,026 422 3 .708 

6. Ray Tanner, South Carolina 17 767 325 3 .702 

7. Steve Owens, LeMoyne 13 405 173 1 .700 

8. George Horton, Cal State Fullerton 8 356 154 1 .698 

9. Rick Jones, Tulane 16 641 287 1 .691 

10. Jim Wells, Alabama 15 630 291 0 .684 

11. 11. Augie Augie Augie Garrido, Garrido, Texas Texas 

3636363636 1,486 1,486 701 701 701 8 .679 

.679 

12. Danny Hall, Georgia Tech 17 692 328 0 .678 

13. Dave Van Horn, Arkansas 1 1 451 214 0 .678 

14. Mark Marquess, Stanford 28 1,190 565 5 .678 

15. Pat Murphy, Arizona State 20 772 369 4 .676 

16. 16. Mark Mark Johnson, Johnson, Texas Texas A&M A&M 2020202020 846 846 406 406 2 .675 

.675 

17. Ron Polk, Mississippi State 31 1,233 602 2 .672 

18. Pat McMahon, Florida 12 479 236 1 .670 

19. Bob Todd, Ohio State 21 810 426 2 .655 

20. Roger Cador, Southern U 20 603 317 1 .655 

21. Danny Price, Florida International25 986 523 0 .653 

22. Bob Morgan, Indiana 29 1,044 556 6 .652 

23. Gary Gilmore, Coastal Carolina 15 579 310 2 .651 

24. Chuck Hartman, Virginia Tech 45 1,401 755 8 .649 

25. 25. Larry Larry Larry Hays, Hays, Texas Texas Tech Tech 3434343434 1,390 1,390 752 752 752 2 .649 

.649 

26. Jay Bergman, UCF 28 1,091 605 3 .643 

27. Rod Delmonico, Tennessee 15 588 326 0 .643 

28. Steve Kittrell, South Alabama 2 860 478 1 .643 

29. Rodney Hennon, Georgia Southern 7 273 152 1 .642 

30. Jack Leggett, Clemson 25 889 510 0 .635 

31. Kevin Cooney, Florida Atlantic 21 751 429 9 .635 

32. Joe Jordano, Pittsburgh 17 481 277 2 .634 

33. Keith Guttin, SMS 2 782 451 0 .634 

34. Paul Maineri, Notre Dame 2 781 451 2 .634 

35. Matt Senk, Stony Brook 14 357 207 3 .632 

36. Paul Keyes, Virginia Commonwealth 10 374 220 0 .630 

37. Smoke Laval, LSU 10 376 222 1 .629 

38. Pete Dunn, Stetson 25 929 551 3 .627 

39. Mike Gillespie, USC 18 697 416 2 .626 

40. Richard Jones, Illinois 38 1,209 729 5 .624 

(Prior to 2005 Season; Source: NCAA Record Book, Big 12 ) 

BY VICTORIES 

(Minimum five years as a Division I head coach; includes record at 

four-year colleges only) 

Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. 

1. 1. Augie Augie Garrido, Garrido, Texas Texas 

3636363636 1,486 1,486 701 701 8 .679 

.679 



4. 4. Larry Larry Hays, Hays, Texas Texas Tech Tech 3434343434 1,390 1,390 752 752 2 .649 

.649 


6. 6. Larry Larry Cochell, Cochell, Oklahoma Oklahoma 3838383838 1,308 1,308 1,308 793 793 793 3 .622 

.622 

7. Ron Polk, Mississippi State 31 1,233 602 2 . 672 



10. Jay Bergman, Central Florida 28 1,091 605 3 .643 

11. Bob Morgan, Indiana 29 1,044 556 6 .652 

12. Jim Morris, Miami (Fla.) 23 1,026 422 3 .708 

13. Bob Warn, Indiana State 29 1,020 683 10 .598 

14. James Wilson, Temple 45 1,017 791 27 .562 

15. Danny Price, Florida International25 986 523 0 .653 

16. Jim Gilligan, Lamar 28 961 601 7 .615 

17. Dewey Kalmer, Bradley 36 945 842 5 .529 

18. Pete Dunn, Stetson 25 929 551 3 .627 

19. Jack Leggett, Clemson 25 889 510 0 .635 

20. Steve Kittrell, South Alabama 2 860 478 1 .643 

21. 21. Mark Mark Johnson, Johnson, Texas Texas A&M A&M 2020202020 846 846 406 406 2 .675 

.675 

22. John Anderson, Minnesota 2 838 518 3 .618 

23. Fred Hill, Rutgers 28 832 508 7 .620 

24. Bob Todd, Ohio State 21 810 426 2 .655 

25. Andy Lopez, Arizona 2 789 492 7 .615 

26. Mike Fox, North Carolina 21 785 267 4 .745 

27. Joel Murrie, Western Kentucky 25 784 623 5 .557 

28. Keith Guttin, SMS 2 782 451 0 .634 

29. Paul Maineri, Notre Dame 2 781 451 2 .634 

30. Pat Murphy, Arizona State 20 772 369 4 .676 

TOP 20 ALL-TIME BY VICTORIES 

Coach, Last Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. 

1. 1. Augie Augie Garrido, Garrido, Texas Texas 

3636363636 1,486 1,486 701 701 8 .679 

.679 


3. 3. Cliff Cliff Gustafson, Gustafson, Texas Texas 2929292929 1,427 1,427 373 373 373 2 .792 

.792 


5. 5. Larry Larry Hays, Hays, Texas Texas Tech Tech 3434343434 1,390 1,390 752 752 2 .649 

.649 

6. Rod Dedeaux, Southern California 4 1,342 597 16 .691 


8. 8. Larry Larry Cochell, Cochell, Oklahoma Oklahoma 3838383838 1,308 1,308 1,308 793 793 3 .622 

.622 

9. Bob Bennett, Fresno State 34 1,300 757 8 .631 

10. Ron Fraser, Miami (Fla.) 30 1,267 440 9 .741 

11. Jack Stallings, Georgia Southern 39 1,257 799 10 .611 

12. Ron Polk, Mississippi State 31 1,233 602 2 .672 

13. Jim Dietz, San Diego State 31 1,230 751 12 .620 

14. Al Ogletree, Texas-Pan American 39 1,217 7 1 1 1 .631 



17. Gary Adams, UCLA 35 1,172 892 12 .567 

18. Bill Wilhelm, Clemson 36 1,163 533 10 .685 

18. Norm DeBriyn, Arkansas 3 1,161 650 6 .641 

20. Chuck Brayton, Washington State 3 1,158 525 6 .687 


Conf. All 

1908 W L W L 

Kansas 6 1 13 5 

Iowa State 3 1 11 1 

Nebraska 1 1 4 12 

Missouri 0 0 7 10 

1909 Conf. All 

W L W L 


Nebraska 5 5 12 14 


Kansas 5 7 8 12 


W L W L 


Kansas 2 2 9 5 


Nebraska 0 3 7 7 


W L W L 

Kansas 5 1 12 7 

Iowa State 2 2 12 3 


Nebraska No team 

1912 Conf. All 

W L W L 






W L W L 

Kansas 6 1 10 4 



Kansas State 3 6 7 8 

Nebraska No Team 


W L W L 

Kansas 7 2 10 5 






W L W L 







W L W L 

Missouri 12 2 16 2 






W L W L 




All-Time Big Eight Conference Baseball Standings 





W L W L 




Kansas State, Nebraska-No 

teams 


W L W L 





Missouri No team 


W L W L 





Oklahoma 3 5 5 8 

Nebraska competed as 

independent. 


W L W L 

Kansas 9 2 13 2 







W L W L 


Kansas 11 5 13 5 






W L W L 

Kansas 13 1 14 2 

Oklahoma 9 3 12 4 






W L W L 





Missouri 7 12 7 12 



W L W L 






Kansas 3 10 3 11 


W L W L 








W L W L 

Oklahoma 12 5 12 5 

Kansas 10 5 10 6 






W L W L 


Kansas 10 6 10 6 






W L W L 








W L W L 





Iowa State 4 10 6 12 



W L W L 








W L W L 




Kansas 5 9 5 13 




W L W L 





Kansas, Nebraska No teams 


W L W L 

(No championship-Depression) 

Oklahoma - - 15 3 

Kansas State - - 7 6 

Missouri - - 7 11 

Nebraska - - 5 9 

Iowa State - - 3 9 

Kansas - - 0 6 


W L W L 






Kansas No team 


W L W L 






Kansas No team 


W L W L 





Kansas 3 9 3 10 

*Oklahoma 6 1 13 5 

*Did not play required 10 

conference games. 


W L W L 








W L W L 





Kansas 5 9 8 10 



W L W L 






Kansas 2 12 3 12 


W L W L 





Kansas 3 10 3 10 



W L W L 

Missouri 7 1 12 3 







W L W L 

(No Championship – World 

War II) 

Missouri - - 3 3 


Kansas, Kansas State, 

Nebraska, Oklahoma did not 

compete. 


W L W L 


War II) 


Kansas - - 0 5 

Kansas State, Missouri, 

Nebraska, Oklahoma did not 

compete. 


W L W L 


War II) 


Kansas, Kansas State, 

Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma 

did not compete. 


W L W L 








W L W L 







NCAA Western Playoffs: Texas 

10, Oklahoma State 9.


W L W L 




Colorado 4 6 11 8 




1948 NCAA Western Playoffs: 

Oklahoma State 13, Colorado 

State 7; Southern California 7, 

Oklahoma State 1; Baylor 9, 

Oklahoma State 8. 


W L W L 

Kansas 11 7 14 11 




Kansas State 6 8 7 12 



1949 NCAA Region C: Texas 3, 

Oklahoma State 2; Texas 7, 



W L W L 




Kansas 8 8 10 8 





W L W L 








1951 NCAA World Series (no 

regional competition): Oklahoma 

State 9, Ohio State 8 (10 

innings); Oklahoma State 7, 

Springfield 1; Oklahoma State 4, 

Southern Cal 1; Oklahoma State 

3, Tennessee 2 (NCAA champion). 


W L W L 



Kansas 8 6 11 6 


Colorado 5 6 12 7 



1952 NCAA World Series (no 

regionals): Missouri 15, Colorado 

State 1; Missouri 1, Holy 

Cross 0; Missouri 3, Penn State 

2; Holy Cross 7, Missouri 3; 

Holy Cross 8, Missouri 4 (2 nd 

place). 



W L W L 






Kansas 4 8 6 10 

Kansas State 1 12 4 13 


W L W L 

Missouri 11 1 2 2 4 



Kansas 4 4 10 5 




1954 NCAA District 6: Oklahoma 

State 7, Texas 6; Texas 6, 

Oklahoma State 3; Oklahoma 

State 16, Texas 12. NCAA World 

Series: Missouri 5, Lafayette 3; 

Rollins 4, Missouri 1; Rollins 9, 

Oklahoma State 5 (11 inn.); 

Oklahoma State 5, Arizona 4 (14 

inn.); Missouri 8, Massachusetts 

1; Missouri 7, Oklahoma State 

3; Missouri 4, Michigan State 3; 

Missouri 4, Rollins 1 (Missouri 

champion; OSU t-3rd). 


W L W L 







Kansas 2 10 6 16 

1955 NCAA District 5: Oklahoma 

3, Oklahoma State 0; 

Oklahoma State 6, Oklahoma 3; 

Oklahoma State 6, Oklahoma 2. 

NCAA World Series: Oklahoma 

State 5, Springfield 1; Western 

Michigan 5, Oklahoma State 4; 

Oklahoma State 4, Colgate 2; 

Oklahoma State 5, Arizona 4 (12 

inn.); Wake Forest 2, Oklahoma 

State 0 (t-3 rd ). 


W L W L 



Kansas 6 5 14 5 





1956 NCAA District 5: North 

Dakota State 8, Oklahoma 3. 

Conf. All 

1957 W L W L 

Iowa State 1 1 6 1 7 1 0 


Missouri 1 0 7 1 3 7 

Kansas 9 8 11 11 

Nebraska 8 9 1 2 1 0 

Kansas State 5 1 0 7 1 0 

Colorado 5 1 1 1 0 1 1 

NCAA District 5: Iowa State 2, 

Bradley 0; Iowa State 3, Bradley 0. 

NCAA World Series: Iowa State 

13, Notre Dame 8 (10 inn.); California 

8, Iowa State 2; Iowa State 

5, Connecticut 2; California 9, Iowa 

State 1 (t-3rd). 

Conf. All 

1958 W L W L 


Okla. State 13 5 17 6 


Kansas 11 6 14 8 

Nebraska 12 9 17 10 

Iowa State 8 12 8 15 



NCAA District 5: Missouri 11, 

Northern Iowa 7; Missouri 13, 

Northern Iowa 3. NCAA World 

Series: Missouri 3, Western 

Michigan 1; Missouri 11, Colorado 

State 2; Missouri 4, Holy 

Cross 1; Missouri 3, Western 

Michigan 1; Southern California 

7, Missouri 0; Southern California 

8, Missouri 7 (2nd). 

Conf. All 

1959 W L W L 






Kansas 5 11 9 11 



NCAA District 5: Oklahoma 

State 7, Bradley 6; Oklahoma 

State 6, Bradley 2. NCAA World 

Series: Oklahoma State 10, 

Western Michigan 2; Oklahoma 

State 8, Penn State 6; Arizona 5, 


State 4, Penn State 3; Oklahoma 

State 4, Fresno State 0; Oklahoma 

State 5, Arizona 3 (NCAA 

champion). 

Conf. All 

1960 W L W L 

Okla. State 12 4 17 7 

Iowa State 12 6 14 9 

Oklahoma 12 7 13 10 


Colorado 7 9 10 12 

Kansas 7 11 11 13 



NCAA World Series (OSU advanced 

without regional 

play): Arizona 2, Oklahoma 

State 1; Oklahoma State 7, 

North Carolina 0; Oklahoma 

State 1, Boston College 0; 

Minnesota 3, Oklahoma 

State 1 (t-3rd). 

Conf. All 

1961 W L W L 




Kansas State 10 10 10 12 




Kansas 2 12 5 14 

NCAA District 5: Oklahoma State 

10, Northern Iowa 0; Oklahoma 

State 11, Northern Iowa 8. NCAA 

World Series: Oklahoma State 3, 

Duke 2; Oklahoma State 12, Syracuse 

9; Southern California 4, Oklahoma 


Syracuse 0; Southern California 1, 

Oklahoma State 0 (2nd place). 

Conf. All 

1962 W L W L 



Kansas 13 8 16 11 


Nebraska 10 10 15 11 




NCAA District 5: Missouri 3, Bradley 

1; Missouri 9, Bradley 4. 

NCAA World Series: Ithaca 5, 

Missouri 1; Santa Clara 7, Missouri 

4 (12 inn.) (t-7th). 

Conf. All 

1963 W L W L 



Kansas 11 8 *1510 

Colorado 11 7 12 12 



Iowa State 4 14 *7 14 


*Tie game not included. 

NCAA District 5: Missouri 16, St. 

Louis 0; St. Louis 2, Missouri 1; 

Missouri 7, St. Louis 1. NCAA 

World Series: Missouri 3, Holy 

Cross 0; Missouri 3, Texas 2; Arizona 

6, Missouri 4; Southern California 

12, Missouri 3 (t-3rd). 

Conf. All 

1964 W L W L 

Missouri 19 0 *275 



Kansas 11 10 16 11 

Colorado 10 11 11 16 


Okla. State 4 12 6 14 



NCAA District 5: Missouri 2, St. 

Louis 1. NCAA World Series: 

Missouri 7, Arizona State 0; 

Southern California 3, Mis- 

souri 2; Missouri 3, Seton Hall 

1; Missouri 4, Minnesota 1; 

Missouri 2, Main 1; Minnesota 

5, Missouri 1 (2nd). 

Conf. All 

1965 W L W L 


Nebraska 12 6 12 8 







NCAA District 5: Saint Louis 2, 

Missouri 1; Saint Louis 4, Missouri 

3. 

Conf. All 

1966 W L W L 

Okla. State 13 7 21 11 





Missouri 9 9 13 12 

Colorado 9 12 14 13 

Kansas 3 15 8 17 


State 4, St. Louis 3; Oklahoma 

State 4, St. Louis 3. NCAA 

World Series: Ohio State 4, 


State 5, North Carolina 1; Oklahoma 

State 6, Texas 1; Oklahoma 

State 6, St. John’s 1; Ohio 

State 8, Oklahoma State 2 (2nd). 

Conf. All 

1967 W L W L 







Kansas 7 12 12 15 



State 4, Cincinnati 0; Cincinnati 

3, Oklahoma State 2; 

Oklahoma State 1, Cincinnati 

0. NCAA World Series: Arizona 

State 7, Oklahoma State 

2; Rider 3, Oklahoma State 1 

(t-7th). 

Conf. All 

1968 W L W L 








Kansas 5 13 7 20 


State 13, Bradley 1; Oklahoma 

State 3, Bradley 0. 


State 8, Texas 5; South- 


ern California 6, Oklahoma 

State 5; Southern Illinois 7, 

Oklahoma State 1 (t-5th). 

Conf. All 

1969 W L W L 



Missouri 11 10 14 13 



Kansas 7 12 12 14 



NCAA District 5: Tulsa 5, Oklahoma 

State 4 (12 inn.); Tulsa 8, 


Conf. All 

1970 W L W L 


Kansas 10 7 15 8 





Colorado 6 12 14 16 

Okla. State 5 11 12 16 

NCAA District 5: Iowa State 7, 

Tulsa 6 (12 inn.); Iowa State 4, 

Tulsa 0. NCAA World Series: 

Dartmouth 7, Iowa State 6; Iowa 

State 7, Arizona 1; Ohio 9, Iowa 

State 6 (t-5th). 

Conf. All 

1971 W L W L 






Okla. State 8 13 14 19 


Kansas 6 15 11 22 

NCAA District 5: Tulsa 3, Iowa 

State 2; Tulsa 4, Iowa State 0. 

Conf. All 

1972 W L W L 

Oklahoma 12 8 32 15 


Kansas 11 9 20 10 

Okla. State 10 10 15 17 





NCAA District 5: Oklahoma 6, 

Tulsa 3; Oklahoma 5, Tulsa 4. 


2, Temple 1 (13 inn.); Arizona 

State 1, Oklahoma 0; Texas 7, 

Oklahoma 1 (t-5th). 

Conf. All 

1973 W L W L 

Oklahoma 17 4 48 12 






Missouri 8 12 12 20 


Kansas 5 13 11 15 


District 5: Oklahoma 8, 

Creighton 1; Oklahoma 4, Tulsa 

1; Oklahoma 5, Tulsa 3. NCAA 

World Series: Minnesota 1, 

Oklahoma 0; Oklahoma 6, Penn 

State 0; Texas 10, Oklahoma 2 

(6th). 

Conf. All 

1974 W L W L 




Colorado 10 11 27 19 

Okla. State 9 12 24 17 




NCAA District 5: Oklahoma 6, 



10, Northern Colorado 1; Miami 

(Fla.) 5, Oklahoma 1; Texas 10, 

Oklahoma 4 (t-5th). 

Conf. All 

1975 W L W L 




Okla. State 10 10 22 18 




Kansas 5 13 15 25 

NCAA Midwest Region: Oklahoma 

6, Texas A&M 4; Tulsa 4, 

Oklahoma 3; Oklahoma 5, 

Texas A&M 4; Oklahoma 2, 


NCAA World Series: Texas 4, 

Oklahoma 2; Oklahoma 11, Cal 

State Fullerton 4; Oklahoma 7, 

Eastern Michigan 0; Arizona 

State 1, Oklahoma 0 (4th). 

Conf. All 

1976 W L W L 








Kansas 0 2 23 14 

*Missouri won Tournament. 

NCAA South Central Region: 

Oklahoma 11, Miami (Fla.) 3; 

Oklahoma 3, Texas 2; Texas 6, 


Texas 1. NCAA Midwest Region: 

Missouri 5, Texas A&M 

3; Arizona 10, Missouri 1; 

Texas A&M 12, Missouri 3. 

NCAA World Series: Washington 

State 6, Oklahoma 1; Arizona 

10, Oklahoma 2 (t-7th). 

Conf. All 

1977 W L W L 

East 


Kansas 5 5 *22 23 



West 

†Oklahoma 9 1 36 9 



Colorado 3 9 *20 20 

*Tie games not included. 

†Won Tournament. 


3, Michigan 1; Southern 

Illinois 7, Oklahoma 3; Michigan 

5, Oklahoma 2. 

Conf. All 

1978 W L W L 

East 


Kansas 8 4 *28 11 



West 


†Okla. State 7 5 40 22 




†WonTournament. 

NCAA Mideast Region: Eastern 

Michigan 4, Missouri 2; Texas 

A&M 5, Missouri 1. NCAA 

Midwest Region: Oral Roberts 

10, Oklahoma State 3; Oklahoma 

State 7, Michigan State 6; 

Southern Illinois 4, Oklahoma 

State 0. 

Conf. All 

1979 W L W L 

East 

Missouri 16 4 45 12 




West 

*Oklahoma 12 8 36 27 




*Won Conference Tournament. 

NCAA Midwest Region: Arizona 

7, Oklahoma 0; Oklahoma 

9, Indiana State 2; Hawai’i 12, 

Oklahoma 8. NCAA Northeast 

Region: St. John’s 5, Nebraska 

0; Nebraska 13, Navy 4; Connecticut 

15, Nebraska 0. 

Conf. All 

1980 W L W L 

East 


†Missouri 15 5 *45 15 

Kansas 10 10 25 18 


West 

Okla. State 17 3 43 10 

Oklahoma 8 10 *33 24 




†Won Conference Tournament. 

NCAA Mideast Region: Nebraska 

12, Brigham Young 0; 

Michigan 7, Nebraska 0; Nebraska 

12, Brigham Young 4; 

Michigan 12, Nebraska 3. 

NCAA Midwest Region: Missouri 

5, Wichita State 4; Missouri 

6, Arkansas 0; UNLV 10, 

Missouri 2; California 2, Missouri 

1. 

Conf. All 

1981 W L W L 


†Okla. State 12 6 46 15 

Kansas 12 11 32 19 

Nebraska 11 11 42 22 

Oklahoma 11 13 40 15 




NCAA South Region: Middle 

Tennessee State 4, Missouri 2 

(MTSU participation later vacated); 

Florida 7, Missouri 3. 


State 4, Oral Roberts 3; 

Oklahoma State 9, Southern Illinois 

4; Oklahoma State 8, Oral 

Roberts 5. NCAA World Series: 

Oklahoma State 8, South Carolina 

5 (10 inn.); Oklahoma State 

12, Miami (Fla.) 6; Oklahoma 

State 11, Arizona State 10 (13 

inn.); Texas 15, Oklahoma State 

8 (13 inn.); Arizona State 7, 

Oklahoma State 4 (2nd). 

Conf. All 

1982 W L W L 

†Okla. State 19 5 57 16 




Kansas 10 14 23 27 




NCAA Central Region: Oklahoma 

5, Ohio State 2; Texas 8, 


Florida State 5; Eastern Michigan 

9, Oklahoma 2. NCAA 

Midwest Region: Oklahoma 

State 16, Minnesota 9; Oklahoma 

State 5, Middle Tennessee 

State 3; Oklahoma State 

7, Middle Tennessee State 3;. 

NCAA World Series: Texas 9, 


State 10, South Carolina 8; 

Wichita State 13, Oklahoma 


Conf. All 

1983 W L W L 

*Okla. State 11 3 48 16 


Kansas 8 7 17 17 







State 9, Wichita State 2; 

Oklahoma State 9, Oral Roberts 

8; Oklahoma State 10, Oral Roberts 

9. NCAA World Series: 

Oklahoma State 3, Stanford 1; 

Texas 6, Oklahoma State 5 (11 

inn.); Arizona State 6, Oklahoma 


Conf. All 

1984 W L W L 

*Okla. State 15 3 61 15 





Kansas 4 14 24 25 



NCAA Central Region: UNLV 

2, Oklahoma 1; Lamar 4, Oklahoma 

3. NCAA Midwest Region: 

Oklahoma State 21, 

Grambling 5; Oklahoma City 5, 


State 5, Texas A&M 0; Oklahoma 

State 11, Oklahoma City 

1; Oklahoma State 9, Oklahoma 

City 4. NCAA World Series: 

Oklahoma State 9, Maine 5; Arizona 

State 23, Oklahoma State 

12; Oklahoma State 8, New Orleans 

7 (10 inn.); Oklahoma 

State 18, Texas 13; Cal State 

Fullerton 10, Oklahoma State 2 

(3rd). 

Conf. All 

1985 W L W L 

*Okla. State 19 4 58 16 






Kansas 5 17 19 30 


NCAA West I Region: Nebraska 

4, Pepperdine 2; Stanford 9, Nebraska 

8; Pepperdine 7, Nebraska 

6. NCAA Central Region: 

Oklahoma 9, Lamar 1; 

Oklahoma 5, Grambling 2; 

Texas 9, Oklahoma 4; Lamar 

7, Oklahoma 5. NCAA Midwest 

Region: Oklahoma State 

8, Minnesota 3; Oklahoma 

State 15, Wichita State 8; 

Wichita State 7, Oklahoma


Wichita State 6. NCAA 

World Series: Mississippi State 

12, Oklahoma State 3; Oklahoma 

State 16, South Carolina 

11; Miami (Fla.) 2, Oklahoma 


Conf. All 

1986 W L W L 


*Okla. State 18 5 56 15 


Missouri 12 12 33 27 

Kansas 7 15 25 33 




NCAA South I Region: Oklahoma 

21, Eastern Kentucky 14; 

LSU 8, Oklahoma 5; Tulane 14, 

Oklahoma 5. NCAA Midwest 

Region: Oklahoma State 20, 

Richmond 8; Oklahoma State 

23, Appalachian State 2; Oklahoma 

State 16, Stanford 8; Oklahoma 

3, Stanford 0. NCAA 

World Series: Miami (Fla.) 6, 


State 4, Indiana State 0; Oklahoma 

State 11, Loyola 

Marymount 4; Florida State 6, 

Oklahoma State 5 (4th). 

Conf. All 

1987 W L W L 

*Okla. State 15 6 59 13 



Missouri 14 10 36 26 

Kansas State 9 12 28 24 


Kansas 3 21 15 39 


NCAA Central Region: Sam 

Houston State 5, Oklahoma 1; 

Texas 10, Oklahoma 5. NCAA 

Mideast Region: Oklahoma 

State 6, Western Carolina 3; 

Oklahoma State 8, North Carolina 

State 6; Texas A&M 4, 


State 9, Western Carolina 6; 

Oklahoma State 7, Texas A&M 

4; Oklahoma State 11, Texas 

A&M 5. NCAA World Series: 

Oklahoma State 8, Arizona State 

3; Oklahoma State 8, LSU 7; 

Oklahoma State 6, Stanford 2; 

Texas 6, Oklahoma State 5; 

Stanford 9, Oklahoma State 5 

(2nd). 

Conf. All 

1988 W L W L 

*Okla. State 21 3 61 8 

Oklahoma 16 8 45 

21 

Missouri 14 10 42 

22 

Nebraska 12 12 47 

22 

All-Time Big Eight Conference Baseball Results 

Kansas State 8 16 34 

24 

Iowa State 8 16 27 

31 

Kansas 5 19 25 

34 

*Won Conference 

Tournament. 

NCAA West II Region: 

Pepperdine 10, Oklahoma 1; 

Arizona State 13, Oklahoma 

6. NCAA South Region: Cal 

State Fullerton 6, Missouri 3; 

Missouri 10, Middle Tennessee 

State 6; Texas A&M 6, 

Missouri 2. NCAA Midwest 


McNeese State 4; Oklahoma 

State 13, Arkansas 7; Wichita 

State 8, Oklahoma State 5; 

Oklahoma State 8, Loyola 

Marymount 6; Oklahoma 

State 12, Wichita State 7; 

Wichita State 15, Oklahoma 

State 5. 

Conf. All 

1989 W L W L 

*Okla. State 18 6 48 19 



Iowa State 12 12 36 26 


Kansas 8 16 32 35 




State 6, Sam Houston 

State 5; Oklahoma State 8, Western 

Michigan 3; Texas 8, Oklahoma 

State 7; New Orleans 3, 

Oklahoma State 2. NCAA West 

I Region: Oklahoma 5, Loyola 

Marymount 2; Long Beach State 

11, Oklahoma 4; Loyola 

Marymount 6, Oklahoma 5. 

Conf. All 

1990 W L W L 

*Okla. State 18 6 56 17 


Nebraska 12 12 42 26 

Iowa State 11 13 33 27 

Missouri 11 13 28 27 

Kansas 10 14 27 31 



West II Region: Oklahoma State 

7, California-Santa Barbara 2; 

Oklahoma State 14, Washington 

State 0; Oklahoma State 17, Arizona 

State 5; Oklahoma State 

10, Arizona State 5. NCAA 

World Series: Oklahoma State 

14, Cal State Fullerton 4; 

Oklahoma State 7, LSU 1; 

Oklahoma State 14, LSU 3; 

Georgia 2, Oklahoma State 1 

(2nd). 

Conf. All 

1991 W L W L 

*Okla. State 17 7 47 

20 

Oklahoma 13 11 40 

21 

Missouri 12 12 39 

18 

Iowa State 12 12 33 

26 

Kansas 11 13 31 

28 

Nebraska 10 14 37 

22 


29 


Tournament. 

NCAA Central Region: Oklahoma 

State 9, Rutgers 4; Long 

Beach State 7, Oklahoma State 

5; Oklahoma State 8, UAB 7 

(11 inn.); Oklahoma State 6, 

Texas 1; Oklahoma State 12, 

Long Beach State 8; Long 

Beach State 8, Oklahoma 

State 4. NCAA East Region: 

Missouri 5, Jacksonville 4; 

North Carolina State 3, Missouri 

1; Missouri 8, Furman 

4; North Carolina State 8, 

Missouri 5. NCAA South Region: 

South Alabama 5, Oklahoma 

4 (10 inn.); LSU 4, Oklahoma 

3. 

Conf. All 

1992 W L W L 

*Okla. State 17 7 49 16 



Iowa State 11 13 33 23 

Nebraska 11 13 31 25 


Kansas 8 16 25 28 



State 12, Minnesota 11; 

Oklahoma State 5, Cal State 

Northridge 0; Wichita State 5, 


State 15, Minnesota 6; Wichita 

State 5, Oklahoma State 2. 

NCAA Mideast Region: Oklahoma 

5, UCLA 3; Mississippi 

State 9, Oklahoma 6; Oklahoma 

7, Clemson 6; Oklahoma 10, 

Mississippi State 6; Oklahoma 

10, UCLA 0. NCAA World Series: 

Texas 15, Oklahoma 3; 

Oklahoma 8, Wichita State 4; 

Texas 8, Oklahoma 5 (t-5th). 

Conf. All 

1993 W L W L 

*Okla. State 16 8 45 17 

Kansas 17 9 45 18 

Missouri 15 10 30 19 

Nebraska 16 12 34 23 

Oklahoma 13 14 31 24 


34 

Iowa State 5 18 17 

28 


Tournament. 


State 9, Connecticut 5; 

Oklahoma State 14, Auburn 

10; Oklahoma State 8, North 

Carolina State 3; Arizona 4, 


State 11, Arizona 10. NCAA 

Mideast Region: Fresno State 

7, Kansas 4; Kansas 3, Tennessee 

2; Kansas 8, Rutgers 

2; Kansas 9, Clemson 1; Kansas 

3, Fresno State 2 (10 inn.). 

NCAA World Series: Texas 

A&M 5, Kansas 1; Long 

Beach State 6, Kansas 1; 

Texas 6, Oklahoma State 5; 

Oklahoma State 5, Arizona 


Texas 6; Wichita State 10, 


State (4th); Kansas (t-7th). 

Conf. All 

1994 W L W L 

*Okla. State 21 6 49 17 


Kansas 17 9 40 18 

Iowa State 15 14 30 28 

Nebraska 14 16 32 28 




NCAA Atlantic II Region: Jacksonville 

7, Kansas 2; Kansas 20, 

Ohio State 6; Brigham Young 8, 

Kansas 3. NCAA Midwest Region: 

Oklahoma State 8, Illinois 

State 2; Memphis 12, Oklahoma 


TCU 8; Oklahoma State 13, Cal 

State Fullerton 11; Cal State Fullerton 

6, Oklahoma State 5 (10 

inn.). NCAA Central Region: 

Oklahoma 10, Arkansas State 3; 

Oklahoma 10, Stanford 4; Oklahoma 

15, Texas 4; Oklahoma 6, 

Texas 3. NCAA World Series: 

Oklahoma 5, Auburn 4; Oklahoma 

4, Arizona State 3 (11 

inn.); Oklahoma 6, Arizona State 

1; Oklahoma 13, Georgia Tech 

5 (1st). 

Conf. All 

1995 W L W L 


*Okla. State 18 10 46 19 


Nebraska 13 14 35 23 


Kansas 9 17 24 33 



NCAA Mideast Region: Oklahoma 

State 6, Pittsburgh 3; 

Oklahoma State 15, California 

4; Tennessee 14, Oklahoma 


Pittsburgh 13; Tennessee 3, 

Oklahoma State 1 (10 inn.). 

NCAA Midwest II Region: 

Oklahoma 9, Indiana State 3; 

Oklahoma 13, Texas 9; Oklahoma 

9, Auburn 8; Oklahoma 

3, Auburn 1. NCAA World Series: 

Florida State 3, Oklahoma 

2; Southern California 

9, Oklahoma 4 (t-7th). 

Conf. All 

1996 W L W L 


*Okla. State 17 9 45 21 

Oklahoma 14 12 32 25 

Iowa State 12 14 23 31 


Kansas 11 17 26 30 


*League Champion; 

Tournament Winner 

NCAA Midwest Region: Rice 

17, Missouri 4; Wichita State 9, 

Missouri 2. NCAA Central II 


Arkansas 5; Oklahoma State 

12, Fresno State 5; Oklahoma 

State 9, Southern California 

3; Oklahoma State 10, Southern 

California 2. NCAA 

World Series: Alabama 7, 

Oklahoma State 5; Clemson 

8, Oklahoma State 5 (10 inn.) 

(t-7th). 


1958 

1B Wilfred Siebert, MO 

2B Bill Price, OK 

3B Ray Uriarte, MO 

SS Jerry Adair, OS 

OF Martin Toft, MO 

OF Dan Peters, IS 

OF Paul Bader, KS 

Larry Lewis, NE 

Bernard Molliconi, CO 

Gene Torczon, NE 

Ron Wiley, KN 

C Jim Kane, NE 

P Larry Miller, KN 

P Eddie Fisher, OK 

Gordon Nevers, MO 

Dwight Seibler, NE 

1959 

1B Ken Rusinger, NE 

2B Bruce Andrews, OS 

2B Ralph Hochgrebe, MO 

3B Jim Dobson, OS 

SS Lee Olmstead, IS 

OF Ben Bancroft, OS 

OF Brewster Hobby, OK 

OF John Scowcroft, MO 

C Don Nipp, OK 

P Grant Halsne, IS 

P Joel Horlen, OS 

1960 

1B George Kernek, OK 

1B Paul Mersch, OK 

2B Gary Starr, MO 

3B Norman DeHart, OS 

SS Ron Cox, MO 

OF Jim Dobson, OS 

OF Marvin Lenderman, CO 

OF Eugene Orf, MO 

C Don Nipp, OK 

P Bob Locker, IS 

P Dick Soergel, OS 

1961 

1B George Kernek, OK 

2B Bruce Andrew, OS 

3B George Hulett, MO 

SS Don Wallace, OS 

OF Eugene Orf, MO 

OF Gale Weidner, CO 

OF Jim Dobson, OS 

C Ray Bond, OS 

P Jim Wixson, OS 

P Jim Westervelt, CO 

1962 

1B Dick Fanning, KN 

2B Herb Bumgardner, KN 

3B George Hulett, MO 

SS Don Wallace, OS 

OF Gale Weidner, CO 

OF Dan Reilley, MO 

OF Steve Smith, NE 

C Bill Ketchum, OS 

C Don Purcell, NE 

P Larry Bohannon, MO 

P Bobby Jenkins, MO 

P Jim Westervelt, CO 


All-Time Big Eight Conference Baseball Teams 

1963 

1B Gene McArtor, MO 

2B Bob Price, MO 

3B Dale Harvey, MO 

3B Marv Straw, IS 

SS John Wilkins, OS 

OF Don Karns, OS 

OF Ernie Recob, KS 

OF Dale Mitchell, Jr., OK 

OF Leon Mavity, CO 

C John Sevcik, MO 

P Carl Nelson, KN 

P Jack Stroud, MO 

1964 

1B John Kern, OK 

2B Stirling Coward, KN 

3B Dave Harvey, MO 

SS Jan Christian, OK 

OF Dale Mitchell, Jr., OK 

OF Steve McGreevy, KN 

OF James Estes, MO 

C John Sevcik, MO 

P Chuck Dobson, KN 

P Keith Weber, MO 

1965 

1B Joe Beck, KS 

2B Mike Strode, MO 

3B Stu Steele, KS 

SS Bob Rodden, MO 

OF Dan Rudanovich, MO 

OF Carl Schreiner, OK 

OF Steve McGreevy, KN 

U Adrian Mohr, CO 

C Tony Sellari, OS 

P Stan Bahnsen, NE 

P Tom VanGalder, IS 

1966 

1B Joe Brand, NE 

2B Jay Cronley, OK 

3B Bob Churchich, NE 

SS Dan Kelly, CO 

OF Ernie Recob, KS 

OF Jerry Retzlaff, IS 

OF Alex Walter, NE 

CX Tony Sellari, OS 

P Gary Neibauer, NE 

P Taylor Toomey, CO 

1967 

1B Gene Stephenson, MO 

2B Gary Harper, OK 

3B Tom Maxwell, OK 

SS Danny Thompson, OS 

OF Ray Thorpe, MO 

OF Jack Woolsey, KS 

OF Ralph Rickey, OK 

C Tony Sellari, OS 

P Taylor Toomey, CO 

P Larry Burchart OS 

1968 

1B Dan Ruth, CO 

2B Tom Wheeler, KS 

3B Bill Griffin, MO 

SS Danny Thompson, OS 

OF Jack Woolsey, KS 

OF Dick Turner, OK 

OF Steve Houck, OS 

OF Wayne Weatherly, OS 

C Gary Brooks, OK 

P Rich Henninger, MO 

P Nick Horner, KS 

1969 

1B Mike Tate, OS 

2B Bill Huisman, KS 

3B Chris Rickey, OK 

SS Bob Randall, KS 

OF Steve Houck, OS 

OF Mike Swenton, OK 

OF Dudley Mitchell, CO 

C Steve Patchin, MO 

P Bill Dobbs, OS 

P Dave Robisch, KN 

1970 

1B Bobby Jack, OK 

2B Scott Harrington, OK 

2B Bill Huisman, KS 

3B Keith Lieppman, KN 

SS Paul Womble, KN 


OF Neil Sloman, MO 

OF Terry Edwards, OS 

C Steve Patchin, MO 

P Larry Corrigan, IS 

P Bill Todd, MO 

1971 


2B Charlie Coe, KS 

3B Jack Bastable, MO 

SS Glen Castle, OK 


OF Ray Wood, IS 

OF Bill Droege, KS 

C Larry Corrigan, IS 

U Paul Womble, KN 

P Gary Weese, OK 

P Bill Todd, MO 

1972 


2B Sam Sharpe, NE 

3B Jack Bastable, MO 

SS Mike Cross, OS 

OF Gene Stohs, NE 

OF Bill Droege, KS 

OF Joe Simpson, OK 

C John Stearns, CO 

P Jackson Todd, OK 

P Bob Lesslie, KS 

1973 

1B Dan Massari, OS 

2B Charles Meyers, OS 

3B Mike Umfleet, OK 

SS Mike Cross, OS 

OF Bob Munson, NE 

OF Joe Simpson, OK 

OF Bill Severns, OK 

C John Stearns, CO 

P Jackson Todd, OK 

P Andy Replogle, KS 

1974 

1B Dave Engles, CO 

2B Keith Drumright, OK 


SS Bob Nickerson, CO 

OF Kenny King, OK 

OF Tom Ellis, MO 

OF Steve Anson, KS 

C Mark Thiel, MO 

DH Stan Lawrence, OK 

P Stan Meek, OK 

P Andy Replogle, KS 

1975 

1B Dan Massari, OS 

2B Randy Duarte, IS 


SS Bob Nickerson, CO 

OF Bill Severns, OK 

OF Dave Specht, KS 

OF Tom Ellis, MO 

C Jacky Parish, OK 

DH Reed Schielke, CO 

P Bob Shirley, OK 

P Bruce Rasmussen, IS 

1976 

1B Kelly Snider, OK 

2B Keith Drumright, OK 

3B Kevin Kirk, CO 

SS Greg Cypret, MO 

OF Terry Bogener, OK 

OF Rick Magee, OS 

OF Jay Sferra, CO 

C Mark Thiel, MO 

DH Gary Krug, MO 

P Roger Slagle, KN 

P Jay Howell, CO 

1977 

1B Gary Krug, OK 

2B John Kruse, MO 

3B Scott Burk, OS 

SS Greg Cypret, MO 

OF Greg Korbe, KS 

OF Gary Thweatt, OK 

OF Paul Haas, NE 

C Roger LaFrancois, OK 

DH Steve McManaman, NE 

P Mark Nipp, OK 

P Rob Pietroburgo, MO 

1978 

1B Curt Brown, MO 

2B Steve Jerman, CO 

3B Skip Bailey, CO 

SS Grey Cypret, MO 

OF Greg Korbe, KS 

OF Terry Bogener, OK 

OF Bill Ireland, OK 

C Tim Pepper, KS 

DH John Spottswood, KN 

P Mark Nipp, OK 

P Rick Kranitz, OS 

P Rob Pietroburgo, MO 

1979 

1B Jim English, MO 

1B Duane Evans, OS 

2B Nick Capra, OK 

3B Tommy Thompson, OK 

SS David Luethy, OK 

OF John Spottswood, KN 

OF Joe Scherger, NE 

OF Bryan Stafford, OK 

C Tim Laudner, MO 

DH Brian Gray, KN 

P Dan St. Clair, KN 

P Terry Sutcliffe, KN 

P Tom Heckman, MO

1980 

1B Duane Evans, OS 

2B Robb Glendening, OK 

3B Ray Etchebarren, OS 

3B Jeff Hunter, NE 

SS Lindy Duncan, MO 

OF Benji De la Rosa, OS 

OF Joe Scherger, NE 

OF Frank Meraz, OK 

C George Gohde, CO 

DH Matt Gundelfinger, KN 

P Tom Heckman, MO 

P Tim Burke, NE 

1981 

1B Jim Traber, OS 

2B Kevin Knop, MO 

3B Russ Blaylock, KN 

SS Chris Chavez, NE 

OF Phil Bradley, MO 

OF John Russell, OK 

OF Roger Hill, NE 

C Mark Poole, OS 

DH Darren Dilks, OS 

P Kevin Clinton, KN 

P Tom Heckman, MO 

P Ray Hayward, OK 

1982 

1B Steve Stanicek, NE 

2B Kevin Bates, OK 

3B James Hudson, OS 

SS Gary Green, OS 

John Marquardt, MO 

OF John Russell, OK 

OF Roger Hill, NE 

OF Shane Fairbanks, MO 

C Robbie Wine, OS 

DH Roger Johnson, MO 

P Kurt Leiter, OS 

P Kurt Moody, MO 

P Anthony Kelley, NE 

1983 

1B Dan Boever, NE 

2B Jim Walewander, IS 

3B Jay Searcy, OK 

SS John Marquardt, MO 

OF Ron Leon, OK 

OF Paul Williams, OK 

OF Glenn Edwards, OS 

DH Ray Hayward, OK 

C Robbie Wine, OS 

SP Dennis Livingston, OS 

SP Ray Hayward, OK 

RP Eric Schmidt, OS 

1984 

1B Rusty McGinnis, OK 

Mike Duncan, NE 

2B Randy Whisler, OS 

3B Scott Hooper, NE 

SS Gary Green, OS 

OF Pete Incaviglia, OS 

OF Scott Wade, OS 

OF Ron Leon, OK 

DH Cary Colbert, KS 

C Bill McGuire, NE 

SP Dennis Livingston, OS 

SP Bobby Witt, OK 

RP Bill McGuire, NE 

All-Time Big Eight Conference Baseball Teams 

1985 

1B Rusty McGinnis, OK 

2B John Toal, OK 

3B Kevin Fowler, OS 

SS Larry Mims, NE 

OF Pete Incaviglia, OS 

OF Doug Dascenzo, OS 

OF Paul Meyers, NE 

DH Dave Otto, MO 

C Bill McGuire, NE 

P Steve Peters, OK 

P Bobby Witt, OK 

P Tom Smith, KS 

1986 

1B Jimmy Barragan, OS 

2B Marcus Adler, MO 

SS Kevin Pearson, OK 

3B Robin Ventura, OS 

OF Paul Meyers, NE 

OF Rob Peters, KN 

OF Bob Corbin, IS 

DH Jim Ifland, OS 

C Jeff Wedvick, IS 

P Phil Harrison, NE 

P Scott Hamilton, OK 

P David Osteen, OS 

1987 

1B Jimmy Barragan, OS 

2B Kevin Burdick, OK 

SS Dave Silvestri, MO 


OF Anthony Blackmon, OS 

OF Baine Brooks, OK 

OF Chris Ebright, OK 

DH Jim Ifland, OS 

C Adam Smith, OS 

SP Jack Armstrong, OK 

SP Tony Russo, MO 

RP Marv Rockman, OS 

U T Mike Hinkle, KS 

1988 

1B Jeff Taylor, NE 

2B Tim Clark, MO 


SS Dave Silvestri, MO 


OF Ken Ramos, NE 

OF Travis Law, OS 

DH David Chadd, KS 

C Adam Smith, OS 

SP Tim Pugh, OS 

SP Pat Leinin, NE 

RP Bryan Gore, OS 

U T Monty Fariss, OS 

1989 

1B Mike Busch, IS 

2B Mitch Simons, OS 

3B Jon Pittenger, MO 

SS Mark Cole, OK 

C Darron Cox, OK 


OF Sean Collins, KS 

OF Tim Hawkins, MO 

DH Ray Ortiz, OS 

U T Steve Dowling, KN 

SP Bryan Gore, OS 

SP Tim Pugh, OS 

SP Kevin King, OK 

SP David Hierholzer, KS 

RP Curtis Shaw, KN 

1990 

1B Bobby Benjamin, NE 

2B Mitch Simons, OS 

3B Bobby Carlsen, OS 

SS Brad Beanblossom, OS 

C Mike Daniel, OS 

DH Darnel Hawkins, MO 

U T Kevin Jordan, NE 

OF Mike Weimerskirch, IS 

OF Pat Karlin, KN 

OF Scott Campbell, OK 

SP Steve Renko, KN 

SP John Dettmer, MO 

SP Gordie Tipton, OS 

SP David Hierholzer, KS 

RP Curtis Shaw, KN 

RP Dave Matranga, NE 

1991 

1B Jeff Niemeier, KN 

2B Brian Eldridge, OK 

3B Bill Vosik, NE 

SS Craig Wilson, KS 

C Michael Daniel,OS 

DH Mike Bard, KN 

OF Tom Vantiger, IS 

OF Marty Neff, OK 

OF Joe Winkler, MO 

U T Lou Lucca, OS 

SP Don Wengert, IS 

SP Kent Hipp, KS 

SP Curtis Schmidt, KN 


RP Scott Moore, OK 

RP Dave Matranga, NE 

1992 

1B Rodney Weary, MO 

2B Brian Eldridge, OK 

3B Lou Lucca, OS 

SS Craig Wilson, KS 

C Jeff Murphy, NE 

DH Jason Evans, OK 

U T Ernesto Rivera, OS 

OF Eric Krogulski, IS 

OF Danny Perez, OS 

OF Darryl Monroe, KN 

SP Curtis Schmidt, KN 


SP Brad Gore, OK 

SP Casey Mendenhall, OK 

RP Ritchie Moody, OS 

RP Zak Krislock, OK 

1993 

1B John Wuycheck, KN 

2B Rick Guiterrez, OK 

3B Ernesto Rivera, OS 

SS Rich Hills, OK 

OF Chopper Littrell, MO 

OF Marc Sagmoen, NE 

OF Thad Chaddrick, NE 

DH Troy Brohawn, NE 

C Jeff Niemeier, KN 

SP Jason Meyhoff, MO 

SP Jake Benz, OS 

SP Chris Corn, KN 

SP Troy Brohawn, NE 

RP Jimmy Walker, KN 

SP Steve Boyd, NE 

U T Brian Culp, KS 

1994 

1B Sean Hugo, OS 

2B Rick Guiterrez, OK 

Roberto Lopez, OS 

3B Derek Dukart, NE 


OF Darryl Monroe, KN 

OF Peter Prodonov, OS 

OF Darin Erstad, NE 

Darvin Traylor, OK 

DH Grant Ingram, MO 

C Rob Hernandez, OS 

SP Mark Redman, OK 

SP Matt Wagner, IS 

SP Chris Corn, KN 

SP Jason Bell, OS 

RP Mike Bellows, NE 

SP Bucky Buckles, OK 

U T Jake Benz, OS 

1995 

1B Chris Richard, OS 

2B Scott Poepard, KS 

3B Tal Light, OS 


C Javier Flores, OK 

DH Alvie Shepherd, NE 

OF Darin Erstad, NE 

OF Chris Hess, KS 

Herb Hardcastle, OS 

OF Aric Thomas, OK 

U T Peter Prodanov, OS 

SP Matt Koeman, KS 

Jamie Splittorff, KN 

SP Chris Nelson, OS 

SP Mark Redman, OK 

SP Jason Bell, OS 

RP Dave Pollak, IS 

RP Jonas Armenta, NE 

1996 

1B Aaron Jaworowski, MO 

2B Josh Kliner, KS 

3B Jay White, MO 

SS Joe DeMarco, KS 

C Javier Flores, OK 

OF Jeff Guiel, OS 

OF Isaac Byrd, KS 

OF Bobby Brown, OK 

OF Ryan Fry, MO 

DH Wyley Steelmon, OS 

U T Rusty McNamara, OS 

SP Jeremy Callier, MO 

SP Matt Koeman, KS 

SP Sean McClellan, OS 

SP Nathan Teut, IS 

RP Justin Stine, MO 

RP Casey Barrett, KS 


1915 

Texas 12-2 .857 25-5 .833 

Texas A&M 6-5 .545 16-5 .762 

Southwestern 5-6 .455 7-8 .467 

Baylor 5-7 .417 10-10 .500 

Rice 3-11 .214 5-13 .278 

1916 

Texas 10-3 .769 16-7 .696 

Baylor 6-4 .600 13-7 .650 

A&M 8-7 .533 17-8 .680 

Southwestern 4-7 .364 7-10 .412 

Rice 2-9 .182 __-__ .___ 

1917 

Texas 4-1 .800 12-3 .800 

Rice 3-4 .429 8-5 .513 

A&M 2-4 .333 9-5 .642 

Baylor 1-2 .333 3-7 .300 

(Wartime conditions; only 3 teams 

competed) 

1918 

Texas 8-1 .889 17-4 .810 

A&M 4-4 .500 14-5 .737 

Baylor 1-6 .143 2-15 .118 

Rice 0-2 .000 6-8 .429 

1919 

Texas 12-0 l.000 22-3 .880 

A&M 4-4 .500 8-6 .571 

Baylor 3-5 .375 9-11 .450 

SMU 2-6 .250 4-10 .286 

Okla. State 1-3 .250 6-7 .462 

Oklahoma 1-5 .167 8-7 .533 

1920 

Texas 9-2 .818 18-7 .720 

A&M 8-4 .667 12-6 .667 

Baylor 8-5 .615 13-6 .684 

SMU 3-8 .273 7-10 .412 

Rice 1-10 .091 __-__ .___ 

1921 

Texas 9-2 .818 15-5 .750 

A&M 11-3 .786 17-4 .810 

SMU 4-7 .364 5-9 .357 

Rice 3-8 .273 3-9 .250 

Baylor 3-10 .231 3-11 .214 

1922 

Texas 10-3 .769 16-6 .727 

Baylor 11-5 .687 13-7 .650 

A&M 6-6 .500 9-8 .529 

SMU 2-5 .286 3-7 .300 

Rice 1-5 .167 2-5 .286 

Arkansas 0-6 .000 0-6 .000 

1923 

Baylor 13-5 .721 18-6 .750 

SMU 14-6 .700 16-10 .615 

Texas 10-8 .556 20-8 .714 

A&M 9-8 .529 9-12 .429 

Rice 3-7 .300 4-9 .308 

Arkansas 2-5 .286 5-11 .313 

TCU 2-10 .167 13-11 .542 

Okla. State 1-5 .167 8-6 .571 

1924 

Texas 22-1 .956 29-1 .967 

TCU 12-6 .667 12-7 .632 

Okla. State 6-4 .600 10-8 .556 

Baylor 11-8 .579 16-9 .640 

A&M 5-16 .238 10-19 .345 

Rice 3-11 .214 4-12 .250 

Arkansas 0-8 .000 3-11 .214 


All-Time Southwest Conference Standings 

1925 

Texas 11-2 .846 18-7 .720 

TCU 9-3 .750 9-3 .750 

Baylor 9-5 .643 13-10 .565 

SMU 7-6 .538 7-6 .538 

Rice 6-6 .500 8-6 .571 

Okla. State 5-9 .357 8-9 .471 


Arkansas 1-11 .083 5-11 .313 

1926 

Texas 8-2 .800 13-3 .813 

A&M 9-3 .750 16-4 .800 

TCU 8-3 .727 14-4 .778 

Baylor 6-5 .545 12-9 .571 

Rice 5-6 .455 8-13 .381 

SMU 2-10 .167 2-11 .154 

Arkansas 1-10 .091 4-13 .235 

1927 

Texas 16-4 .800 16-6 .727 

A&M 10-6 .625 16-7 .696 

SMU 12-8 .600 14-8 .636 

TCU 7-13 .350 7-13 .350 

Baylor 5-11 .313 10-14 .417 

Rice 6-14 .300 8-13 .381 

1928 

Texas 16-4 .800 17-6 .739 

Baylor 11-4 .733 16-4 .800 

A&M 8-7 .533 8-9 .471 

TCU 6-12 .333 7-13 .350 

SMU 5-11 .313 7-12 .369 

Rice 6-14 .300 __-__ .___ 

1929 

Texas 16-4 .800 18-7 .720 

Baylor 12-4 .750 15-6 .714 

A&M 9-7 .563 14-8 .636 

TCU 8-12 .400 8-12 .400 

Rice 7-13 .350 9-15 .375 

SMU 4-16 .200 4-19 .174 

1930 

Texas 16-4 .800 20-8 .714 

TCU 13-5 .722 13-5 .722 

Baylor 10-6 .625 11-6 .647 

A&M 8-6 .571 16-6 .727 

Rice 5-13 .277 11-15 .423 

SMU 0-18 .000 1-19 .050 

1931 

A&M 9-1 .900 12-6 .667 


Baylor 7-3 .700 10-3 .769 

Rice 3-7 .300 4-8 .333 

SMU 2-8 .200 4-10 .286 

TCU 1-9 .100 1-9 .100 

1932 


Rice 9-5 .643 __-__ .___ 

TCU 6-4 .600 6-4 .600 

Baylor 7-7 .500 10-7 .588 

A&M 5-11 .313 7-11 .389 

SMU 2-8 .200 2-8 .200 

1933 

TCU 9-1 .900 9-2 .818 

Texas 8-2 .800 17-5 .773 

A&M 5-5 .500 9-10 .473 

Baylor 3-7 .300 5-9 .357 


(Rice did not compete; National 

Depression) 

1934 

A&M 9-3 .750 10-7 .588 

Texas 7-5 .583 13-8 .619 

TCU 6-6 .500 8-6 .571 

Baylor 2-10 .167 2-11 .154 

(Rice, SMU did not compete; Depression) 

1935 

Texas 9-3 .750 19-5 .792 

A&M 5-6 .455 10-8 .556 

Baylor 5-7 .417 7-8 .467 

TCU 4-7 .364 8-11 .421 

(Rice, SMU did not compete; Depression) 

1936 



TCU 7-7 .500 9-7 .563 

Rice 5-9 .357 __-__ .___ 

SMU 2-13 .133 3-17 .150 

1937 

A&M 13-2 .867 15-5 .750 

Texas 10-5 .667 13-11 .542 


TCU 6-9 .400 7-9 .438 


Rice 3-12 .200 __-__ .___ 

1938 


Baylor 9-4 .692 13-5 .722 

A&M 10-5 .667 11-10 .524 

SMU 7-6 .538 8-6 .571 

TCU 3-11 .214 3-11 .214 

Rice 1-14 .067 10-17 .370 

1939 

Texas 15-0 1.000 18-6 .750 

A&M 8-7 .533 9-14 .391 

Baylor 8-7 .533 11-7 .611 

SMU 5-10 .333 5-10 .333 

TCU 5-10 .333 5-11 .313 

Rice 4-11 .267 __-__ .___ 

1940 

Texas 14-1 .933 20-4 .833 

A&M 7-5 .583 11-10 .524 

Baylor 7-7 .500 11-9 .550 

SMU 6-7 .462 6-7 .462 

TCU 4-10 .286 5-10 .333 

Rice 3-11 .214 __-__ .___ 

1941 


A&M 11-4 .733 11-10 .524 

Baylor 8-6 .571 11-8 .579 

SMU 6-8 .429 6-8 .429 

Rice 5-8 .385 __-__ .___ 

TCU 1-14 .067 1-14 .067 

1942 

A&M 13-2 .867 19-3 .864 

Texas 9-4 .692 13-6 .684 

Baylor 7-8 .467 8-8 .500 

SMU 7-8 .467 7-8 .467 

Rice 5-9 .357 __-__ .___ 


1943 

x-Texas 6-2 .750 10-7 .750 

x-A&M 6-2 .750 12-6 .667 

Rice 0-8 .000 _-_ .___ 

x-Co-champions. Baylor, SMU, TCU did not 

compete; World War II. 

1944 

Texas - — 8-10 .444 

A&M - — 6-10 .375 

No SWC champion due to war conditions. 

1945 


TCU 7-4 .636 7-4 .636 

Rice 6-5 .545 11-9 .550 

SMU 4-8 .333 4-8 .333 

A&M 1-10 .091 3-11 .214 

Baylor did not compete; World War II. 

1946 

Texas 14-0 1.000 20-4 .833 


A&M 7-8 .467 16-8 .667 

Rice 6-9 .400 12-11 .522 

SMU 5-9 .357 6-9 .400 


1947 

Texas 14-1 .933 20-4 .833 


A&M 8-6 .571 14-8 .636 

SMU 5-9 .357 6-11 .353 

Rice 4-10 .286 13-10 .565 


NCAA Participation-Western Playoff: Texas 

10, Oklahoma 9; California 8, Texas 7 (tie- 

3rd nationally). 

1948 

Texas 13-1 .929 20-2 .909 

A&M 11-4 .733 19-7 .731 

Baylor 9-5 .643 18-11 .621 

SMU 6-9 .400 9-15 .375 

Rice 3-11 .214 6-20 .231 

TCU 1-13 .071 8-13 .381 

NCAA World Series: Southern Cal 8, 

Baylor 6; Baylor 13, Northern Colorado 4; 

Baylor 9, Okla. State 8; Southern Cal 16, 

Baylor 3 (tie-3rd); Texas won title but chose 

not to participate in NCAA. 

1949 


A&M 10-4 .714 17-8 .680 

Baylor 9-6 .600 17-12 .586 


TCU 4-11 .267 6-14 .300 

Rice 3-11 .214 8-16 .333 

NCAA-District 6: Texas 7, Oklahoma State 

3; Texas 3, Oklahoma State 2. World Series: 

Texas 7, St. John’s 1; Texas 8, Wake Forest 

1; Texas 10, Wake Forest 3 (NCAA 

champion). 

1950 

Texas 14-1 .933 27-6 .818 

A&M 9-5 .643 17-11 .607 

Baylor 8-7 .533 20-9 .690 

TCU 7-8 .467 14-9 .609 


Rice 2-11 .154 __-__ .___ 

NCAA-District 6: Arizona 5, Texas 4; Texas 

9, Arizona 8; Texas 7, Arizona 3. World 

Series: Rutgers 4, Texas 2; Texas 3, 

Colorado State 1; Texas 7, Tufts 0; Texas 

12, Washington State 1; Texas 15, Rutgers 

9; Texas 3, Washington State 0 (NCAA 

champion). 

1951 

x-A&M 11-4 .733 21-11 .656 

x-Texas 11-4 .733 17-6 .739 

TCU 8-7 .533 10-11 .476 


Baylor 6-9 .400 10-10 .500 

Rice 3-12 .200 6-14 .300 

x-Co-champions; A&M advanced to NCAA 

by beating Texas 2 of 3 in SWC play. 

NCAA World Series: Springfield (Mass.) 5, 

A&M 1; A&M 3, Ohio State 2; Utah 15, 

A&M 8 (tie-5th).

1952 

Texas 11-4 .733 19-9 .679 

Baylor 9-6 .600 9-6 .600 

TCU 8-7 .533 13-12 .520 

SMU 6-9 .400 13-11 .542 

A&M 6-9 .400 10-19 .345 

Rice 5-10 .333 9-16 .360 

NCAA District 6: Texas 3, Arizona 1; 

Arizona 1, Texas 0; Texas 15, Arizona 8. 

World Series: Penn State 5, Texas 3; Texas 

10, Oregon State 1; Holy Cross 2, Texas 1 

(tie-5th). 

1953 

x-Texas 12-3 .800 25-7 .781 

x-SMU 12-3 .800 15-6 .714 

Baylor 7-5 .583 7-5 .583 

A&M 6-9 .400 10-15 .400 

Rice 3-11 .214 7-16 .304 

TCU 2-11 .154 7-15 .318 

x-Co-champions; Texas advanced to NCAA 

by beating SMU 2 of 3 in SWC play. NCAA 

District 6: Texas 7, Arizona 6; Arizona 4, 

Texas 3; Texas 5, Arizona 3. World Series: 

Texas 2, Duke 1; Texas 7, Lafayette 3; 

Michigan 12, Texas 5; Texas 6, Michigan 4; 

Texas 13, Lafayette 3; Michigan 7, Texas 5 

(2nd place). 

1954 

Texas 10-2 .833 17-7 .708 

Baylor 9-5 .643 15-9 .625 

TCU 8-7 .533 12-13 .480 

A&M 7-7 .500 11-13 .458 

SMU 4-7 .364 8-11 .421 


NCAA-District 6: Oklahoma State 6, Texas 

3; Texas 16, Oklahoma State 12; Oklahoma 

State 7, Texas 6. 

1955 

A&M 13-2 .867 20-7 .741 

SMU 11-4 .733 15-7 .682 

Texas 7-8 .467 10-13 .435 

Baylor 7-8 .467 11-14 .440 

Rice 5-10 .333 __-__ .___ 

TCU 2-13 .133 8-13 .381 

NCAA-District 6: Arizona 6, A&M 2; 

A&M 5, Arizona 0; Arizona 2, A&M 1. 

1956 

TCU 13-2 .867 18-8 .692 


SMU 8-6 .571 14-6 .700 

Rice 6-9 .400 __-__ .___ 

A&M 5-9 .357 10-13 .435 

Texas 3-11 .214 5-15 .250 

NCAA-District 6: Arizona 5, TCU 3; 

Arizona 3, TCU 2. 

1957 


TCU 8-4 .667 8-4 .667 

SMU 6-7 .462 11-10 .524 

Baylor 4-7 .364 10-11 .476 

Rice 5-10 .333 __-__ .___ 

A&M 4-10 .286 5-15 .250 

NCAA-District 6: Texas 7, Arizona 1; Texas 

2, Arizona 0. World Series: Texas 3, 

Connecticut 0; Penn State 4, Texas 1; Notre 

Dame 9, Texas 0 (tie-5th). 

1958 

Texas 13-2 .867 21-8 .724 

SMU 9-6 .600 11-11 .500 

Rice 8-6 .571 __-__ .___ 

A&M 6-8 .429 11-11 .500 


Baylor 2-11 .154 5-17 .227 

NCAA-District 6: Texas 3, Houston 2; 

Texas 14, Arizona 3; Arizona 16, Texas 4; 

Arizona 5, Texas 2. 


1959 

A&M 11-4 .733 18-9 .667 

Texas 9-5 .643 15-7 .682 

Rice 7-7 .500 14-10 .583 

SMU 6-8 .429 12-10 .545 


TCU 4-10 .286 11-13 .458 

NCAA-District 6: Arizona 1, A&M 0; 

Arizona 1, A&M 0. 

1960 

Texas 13-2 .867 21-3 .875 

Baylor 10-5 .667 15-7 .682 

Rice 10-5 .667 17-8 .720 

SMU 5-8 .385 7-9 .438 

TCU 3-11 .214 3-13 .188 

A&M 1-11 .083 5-17 .227 

NCAA-District 6: Houston 4, Texas 2 

(sudden death). 

1961 

Texas 11-3 .786 22-6 .786 

Baylor 10-4 .714 18-4 .818 

Rice 6-6 .500 13-11 .542 

A&M 6-8 .429 14-10 .583 

TCU 6-8 .429 7-16 .304 

SMU 1-11 .083 5-16 .238 


5, Arizona 4. World Series: Southern Cal 8, 

Texas 6; Western Michigan 8, Texas 2 (tie- 

7th). 

1962 


A&M 11-4 .733 18-7 .720 

Baylor 9-5 .643 17-7 .708 



SMU 0-13 .000 0-21 .000 


7, Arizona 4. World Series: Michigan 3, 

Texas 1; Texas 12, Colorado State 3; Texas 

3, Ithaca 2; Texas 7, Michigan 0; Santa 

Clara 4, Texas 3 (3rd). 

1963 


x-TCU 12-3 .800 21-4 .840 

A&M 9-6 .600 15-10 .600 

Baylor 7-8 .467 13-11 .542 

Rice 2-11 .154 9-17 .346 

SMU 1-12 .077 5-17 .227 

x-Co-champions; Texas advanced to 

playoffs by defeating TCU 2 of 3 in SWC 

play. NCAA World Series (Texas advanced 

without District play): Texas 8, Southern Cal 

3; Missouri 3, Texas 2; Texas 6, Penn State 

4; Arizona 10, Texas 8 (tie-3rd). 

1964 

A&M 12-3 .800 19-8 .704 

Baylor 10-5 .667 18-7 .720 

Texas 10-5 .667 16-7 .696 


SMU 3-10 .231 6-14 .300 


NCAA World Series (A&M advanced 

without District play): Minnesota 7, A&M 3; 

Seton Hall 14, A&M 5 (tie-7th). 

1965 

Texas 11-4 .733 20-7 .741 

A&M 10-5 .667 16-7 .696 

Baylor 9-6 .600 18-7 .720 

SMU 6-9 .400 6-17 .261 

Rice 5-10 .333 10-15 .400 


NCAA World Series (Texas advanced 

without District play): Washington State 12, 

Texas 5; Florida State 3, Texas 2 (tie-7th). 

1966 

x-Texas 9-6 .600 24-9 .727 

x-Baylor 9-6 .600 18-10 .643 

x-A&M 9-6 .600 20-8 .714 

x-TCU 9-6 .600 21-9 .700 

Rice 5-10 .333 14-11 .560 

SMU 4-11 .267 11-16 .407 

x-Quad-champions; Texas advanced to 

NCAA by coin flips. NCAA-District 6: 

Houston 5, Texas 4; Texas 9, Houston 3; 

Texas 8, Houston 5. World Series: Texas 5, 

Arizona 1; St. John’s 2, Texas 0; Oklahoma 

State 6, Texas 1 (tie-5th). 

1967 

x-Texas 10-5 .667 17-11 .607 

x-TCU 10-5 .667 20-9 .690 

SMU 9-6 .600 19-9 .679 

A&M 7-8 .467 17-11 .607 

Rice 5-10 .333 17-10 .630 

Baylor 4-11 .267 8-17 .320 

x-Co-champions; Texas advanced to NCAA 

by defeating TCU 2 of 3 in SWC play. 

NCAA-District 6: Houston 11, Texas 8; 

Texas 5, Houston 1; Houston 4, Texas 3. 

1968 


TCU 13-5 .722 20-9 .690 

A&M 10-5 .667 21-7 .750 

Baylor 9-7 .563 14-13 .519 

SMU 7-11 .389 10-14 .417 


x-TX Tech 2-15 .118 9-20 .310 

x-Tech’s first year of SWC play. 

NCAA-District 6: Texas 3, Pan American 2; 

Pan American 2, Texas 1 (10 inn.); Texas 

10, Pan American 6. World Series: 

Oklahoma State 8, Texas 5; Texas 7, 

Brigham Young 0; North Carolina State 6, 

Texas 5 (tie-5th). 

1969 

Texas 14-2 .875 40-6 .870 

TCU 9-6 .600 22-8 .733 

Texas Tech 9-7 .563 13-13 .500 

Rice 7-6 .538 14-11 .560 

A&M 7-8 .467 15-11 .577 

Baylor 6-11 .353 10-17 .370 

SMU 2-14 .125 5-21 .192 

NCAA-District 6: Texas 10, Trinity 0; Texas 

5, Trinity 0. World Series: Texas 4, Arizona 

State 0; Tulsa 4, Texas 2; Texas 14, 

Mississippi 1; New York U. 3, Texas 2 (tie- 

3rd). 

1970 

Texas 14-1 .933 45-8 .849 

A&M 13-4 .765 25-9 .735 

Rice 10-7 .588 18-11 .621 

TCU 9-8 .529 17-15 .531 

Tech 5-10 .333 12-16 .429 

Baylor 4-14 .222 16-21 .432 

SMU 3-14 .176 3-29 .094 

NCAA-District 6: Texas 5, Arkansas State 

0; Texas 2, Pan American 0; Texas 4, Pan 

American 3. World Series: Texas 12, 

Delaware 4; Texas 7, Ohio 2; Texas 5, 

Florida State 1; Southern Cal 8, Texas 7 (14 

inn.); Florida State 11, Texas 2 (3rd). 

1971 

Texas 15-3 .833 35-11 .761 


Tech 11-7 .611 26-14 .650 

TCU 9-8 .529 22-19 .537 

Baylor 7-10 .412 17-22 .436 

SMU 4-13 .235 15-18 .455 

Rice 3-14 .176 9-20 .310 

NCAA-District 6: Pan American 1, Texas 0; 

Pan American 4, Texas 0. 

1972 


x-TCU 12-6 .667 29-13 .690 


A&M 10-8 .556 27-13 .675 


Tech 6-12 .333 23-19 .548 

Baylor 6-12 .333 20-20 .500 

NCAA-District 6: Texas 4, Trinity 3 (14 

inn.); Texas 1, Pan American 0; Texas 2, 

Pan Am 1. World Series: Connecticut 3, 

Texas 0 (10 inn.); Texas 9, Mississippi 8; 

Texas 7, Oklahoma 1; Southern Cal 4, Texas 

3 (10 inn.) (tie-3rd). 

1973 

Texas 15-3 .833 50-7 .877 

TCU 12-7 .632 31-12 .721 

A&M 9-8 .529 19-9 .679 

Baylor 9-9 .500 21-17 .553 

x-Houston 8-11 .421 15-16 .484 

Rice 6-10 .375 16-14 .533 

Tech 6-10 .375 12-16 .429 


x-Houston began SWC play. 


Texas 17, Trinity 2; Texas 14, Pan American 

12 (13 inn.). World Series: Texas 6, Georgia 

Southern 3; Southern Cal 4, Texas 1; Texas 

10, Oklahoma 2; Arizona State 6, Texas 5 

(tie-3rd). 

1974 

Texas 20-4 .875 54-8 .871 

A&M 17-7 .708 31-13 .705 

TCU 14-10.583 31-17 .646 

Rice 12-11.523 24-18 .571 

Baylor 12-12.500 25-19 .568 

Houston 10-13.435 20-21 .488 

x-Arkansas 9-15 .375 22-21 .512 

Tech 9-15 .375 11-22 .333 

SMU 4-20 .167 16-26 .381 

x-Arkansas rejoins SWC baseball play. 


Louisiana Tech 5, Texas 4; Texas 8, 

Louisiana Tech 0; Texas 12, Louisiana Tech 

2. World Series: Southern Cal 9, Texas 

2;Texas 12, Seton Hall 2; Texas 10, 

Oklahoma 4; Southern Cal 5, Texas 3 (3rd). 

1975 

Texas 23-1 .958 59-6 .908 

A&M 17-7 .708 32-15 .681 

TCU 12-12.500 29-17 .630 

Baylor 11-13.458 25-19 .568 

Rice 11-13.458 19-16 .543 

Tech 9-15 .375 22-23 .489 

Arkansas 8-14 .364 20-22 .476 

Houston 8-16 .333 18-25 .419 

SMU 7-15 .318 12-22 .353 

NCAA-South Central Region: Texas 6, 

Louisiana Tech 2; Texas 7, South Alabama 

4; Texas 9, Pan American 2. Midwest 

Region: Oklahoma 5, A&M 4; A&M 9, 

Iowa 6; Oklahoma 6, A&M 4. World Series: 

Texas 4, Oklahoma 2; Arizona State 5, 

Texas 2; Texas 12, Seton Hall 10; Texas 10, 

Oklahoma 4; Texas 5, South Carolina 1 

(National Champion). 


1976 

Texas 19-5 .792 48-16 .750 

A&M 15-6 .714 40-13 .755 

Houston 16-8 .667 31-15 .674 

Baylor 14-10.583 23-19 .548 

Arkansas 12-12.500 31-15 .674 

Tech 10-11.476 32-21 .604 

Rice 10-14.417 17-22 .436 

TCU 8-15 .348 22-24 .478 

SMU 0-23 .000 2-33 .057 

NCAA-South Central Region: Texas 3, 

Lamar 2; Oklahoma 3, Texas 2; Texas 5, 

Miami (Fla.) 0; Texas 6, Oklahoma 5 (11 

inn.); Oklahoma 4, Texas 1. Midwest 

Region: Missouri 6, Texas A&M 5; Texas 

A&M 2, Pan American 1; Texas A&M 12, 

Missouri 3; Arizona 8, Texas A&M 2. 

1977 

A&M 18-4 .818 37-16 .698 

Texas 17-7 .708 53-10 .841 

Baylor 15-9 .625 43-15 .741 

Arkansas 14-10 .583 33-18 .647 

Tech 12-12 .500 25-24 .510 

Houston 11-12 .478 27-17 .614 

TCU 9-13 .409 22-22 .500 

Rice 7-15 .318 15-26 .366 

SMU 1-22 .043 14-33 .298 

NCAA-South Central Region: Baylor 10, 

New Orleans 1; Miami (Ohio) 7, Baylor 3; 

Baylor 7, New Orleans 1; Baylor 12, Miami 

(Ohio) 7; Baylor 3, Miami (Ohio) 2. 

Midwest Region: Southern Illinois 4, A&M 

1; Michigan 13, A&M 4. World Series: 

South Carolina 3, Baylor 2; Minnesota 4, 

Baylor 3 (tie-7th). 

1978 

A&M 19-5 .792 39-16 .709 

Arkansas 18-6 .750 31-13 .705 

Baylor 15-9 .625 32-19 .627 

Houston 14-10 .583 30-21 .588 

Texas 12-12 .500 36-17 .679 

SMU 9-15 .375 25-29 .463 

Tech 8-16 .333 23-25 .479 

TCU 7-17 .292 17-29 .370 

Rice 6-18 .250 18-29 .383 

NCAA-Mideast Region: Michigan 8, A&M 

1; A&M 5, Missouri 1; A&M 6, Eastern 

Michigan 1; Michigan 3, A&M 0. South 

Central Region: Baylor 3, Mississippi State 

0; Baylor 3, Pan American 2; Baylor 6, 

Mississippi State 3. World Series: Michigan 

4, Baylor 0; Miami (Fla.) 12, Baylor 1 (tie- 

7th). 

1979 

Texas 22-2 .917 61-8 .884 

Arkansas 19-5 .792 49-15 .766 

Baylor 13-9 .591 34-15 .694 

A&M 13-10 .565 30-20 .600 

Houston 11-13 .458 27-17 .614 

Tech 9-15 .375 16-23 .410 

SMU 7-16 .304 21-26 .447 

TCU 7-17 .292 21-24 .467 

Rice 5-19 .208 20-29 .408 

NCAA-Central Region: Texas 4, Pan 

American 2; Texas 6, Lamar 4; Texas 6, 

Brigham Young 2. East Region: Arkansas 

12, George Washington 11; Arkansas 9, 

Florida 1; Arkansas 8, Delaware 6; Arkansas 

4, Delaware 3. World Series: Arkansas 5, 

Pepperdine 4; Texas 11, Connecticut 5; 

Texas 8, MS State 2; Arkansas 10, Arizona; 

Arkansas 9, Texas 4; Pepperdine 6, Texas 4; 

Cal State-Fullerton 13, Arkansas 10; Cal 

State-Fullerton 2, Arkansas 1 (Arkansas 

2nd, Texas t-3rd). 



1980 

Texas 18-6 .750 53-13 .803 

A&M 17-6 .739 38-14 .731 

Arkansas 15-8 .652 44-22 .667 

Tech 14-10.583 28-23 .549 

Baylor 12-12.500 25-19 .568 

Rice 8-16 .333 14-29 .326 

TCU 7-14 .333 19-28 .404 

SMU 7-15 .318 21-22 .488 

Houston 6-17 .261 17-28 .378 

NCAA-Central Region: Louisiana Tech 4, 

Texas 3; Texas 7, Pan American 4; Texas 7, 

Louisiana Tech 6; Hawaii 7, Texas 3. 

Midwest Region: Arkansas 3, Oral Roberts 

2; Missouri 6, Arkansas 0; California 7, 

Arkansas 1. 

1981 

Texas 16-5 .762 62-11 .849 

Arkansas 12-9 .571 31-21 .596 

Houston 11-9 .550 32-20 .615 

Rice 11-10 .524 34-23 .596 

A&M 10-10 .500 35-16 .686 


Tech 8-13 .381 28-20 .583 

Baylor 6-15 .286 21-24 .467 

NCAA-Central Region: Texas 11, Brigham 

Young 4; Texas 7, Lamar 2; Stanford 9, 

Texas 8; Texas 10, Stanford 2. World 

Series: Arizona State 11, Texas 2; Texas 6, 

Michigan 5; Texas 5, Miami (Fla.) 4; Texas 

15, Oklahoma State 8 (13 inn.); Arizona 

State 12, Texas 3 (3rd). 

1982 


Houston 13-6 .684 42-14 .750 

Arkansas 13-8 .619 40-15 .727 

A&M 10-10 .500 33-19 .635 

Tech 9-10 .474 21-22 .488 


Rice 8-13 .381 34-23 .596 

TCU 4-15 .211 16-25 .390 

NCAA-Central Region: Texas 10, Hardin- 

Simmons 0; Texas 8, Oklahoma 0; Texas 7, 

Eastern Michigan 2 (11 inn.); Texas 9, 

Eastern Michigan 1. West II Region: Cal 

State-Fullerton 7, Houston 3; Houston 13, 

San Diego State 3; Arizona State 9, Houston 

5. World Series: Texas 9, Oklahoma State 1; 

Texas 8, Stanford 6 (12 inn.); Miami (Fla.) 

2, Texas 1; Wichita State 8, Texas 4 (tie- 

3rd). 

1983 

Texas 18-3 .857 66-14 .825 

Arkansas 13-8 .619 44-21 .677 

Houston 13-8 .619 43-15 .741 

Baylor 11-10 .524 26-22 .542 

Rice 11-10 .524 36-16 .692 

Tech 8-13 .381 18-23 .439 

Tech 8-13 .381 18-23 .439 

A&M 4-17 .190 24-21 .533 

NCAA-Midwest Region: Oral Roberts 7, 

Arkansas 6; Wichita State 6, Arkansas 3. 

Central Region: Texas 15, Northeast 

Louisiana 0; Mississippi State 6, Texas 2; 

Texas 7, Tulane 5; Texas 6, Pan American 

1; Texas 7, Mississippi State 0; Texas 12, 

Mississippi State 3. World Series: Texas 12, 

James Madison 0; Texas 6, Oklahoma State 

5 (11 inn.); Texas 6, Alabama 4 (10 inn.); 

Texas 4, Michigan 2; Texas 4, Alabama 3 

(National Champion). 

1984 

Texas 16-5 .762 60-14 .811 

Rice 13-8 .619 41-14 .745 

A&M 13-8 .619 41-21 .661 



Tech 9-12 .429 33-22 .600 

Houston 6-15 .286 32-33 .492 

TCU 6-15 .286 25-22 .532 

NCAA-Central Region: Texas 6, Lamar 0; 

Texas 12, Nevada-Las Vegas 3; Texas 6, 

Lamar 5 (10 inn.). Midwest Region: 

Oklahoma City 2, A&M 1; A&M 11, 

Grambling 5; Oklahoma State 5, A&M 0. 

World Series: Texas 6, New Orleans 3; 

Texas 6, Cal State-Fullerton 4; Texas 8, 

Arizona State 4; Oklahoma State 18, Texas 

13; Cal St-Fullerton 3, Texas 1 (2nd). 

1985 

Texas 16-5 .762 64-14 .821 

Baylor 14-7 .667 42-13 .764 

Arkansas 13-7 .650 51-15 .773 

Houston 12-9 .571 44-17 .721 



Rice 5-15 .250 27-21 .563 

Tech 2-19 .095 18-33 .353 

NCAA-South II Region: Arkansas 20, Eastern 

Kentucky 13; Arkansas 13, George Mason 9; 

Arkansas 7, Florida State 6; Arkansas 7, 

Georgia Tech 5. Central Region: Houston 11, 

LSU 4; Texas 4, Grambling 3 (12 inn.); Texas 

9, Houston 2; Lamar 10, Houston 9; Texas 9, 

Oklahoma 4; Texas 10, Lamar 2. World 

Series: Arkansas 1, So. Carolina 0 (14 inn.); 

Texas 2, Arizona 1; Mississippi State 5, 

Arkansas 4; Texas 8, Miami (Fla.) 4; Arkansas 

10, Stanford 4; Texas 12, Mississippi State 7; 

Texas 8, Arkansas 7 (10 inn.); Miami (Fla.) 2, 

Texas 1; Miami (Fla.) 10, Texas 6 (Texas 2nd, 

Arkansas T-3rd). 

1986 

x-Texas 16-5 .762 51-14 .785 

x-A&M 16-5 .762 45-23 .662 

Arkansas 15-6 .714 43-17 .717 


Houston 8-13 .381 35-23 .603 

Tech 7-14 .333 34-25 .576 

Rice 5-16 .238 34-26 .567 

TCU 5-16 .238 31-29 .517 

x-Co-champions; Texas won regular-season 

title by defeating Texas A&M three times in 

three games. 

NCAA-Midwest Region: Arkansas 4, 

Oregon State 3; Stanford 2, Arkansas 0; 

Oregon State 1, Arkansas 0. Central Region: 

Texas 21, Southern Illinois 7; Arizona 9, 

Texas 3; Texas 9, Pan American 5; 

Pepperdine 2, Texas 0. Atlantic Region: 

Texas A&M 10, South Florida 2; Florida 

State 12, Texas A&M 9; South Florida 10, 

Texas A&M 7. 

1987 

Texas 18-3 .857 61-11 .847 

Arkansas 17-4 .810 51-16 .761 

Texas A&M 14-7 .667 44-22 .667 

Houston 11-10 .524 40-24 .625 


Texas Tech 6-15 .286 21-28 .429 

Rice 5-16 .238 24-23 .511 

TCU 4-17 .190 24-35 .407 

NCAA-Central Region: Texas 6, Lamar 5; 

Texas 10, Oklahoma 5; Texas 15, Houston 

3; Houston 10, Indiana State 5; Houston 8, 

Sam Houston State 4; Houston 4, Sam 

Houston State 0; Texas 13, Houston 4. 

South I Region: Arkansas 10, Middle Tenn. 

State 7; Arkansas 7, West Virginia 2; 

Arkansas 6, Clemson 5 (10 inn.); Arkansas 

4, Clemson 2. Mideast Region: A&M 13, 

Purdue 3; A&M 7, Mississippi State 4; 

A&M 4, Okla. State 1; Okla. State 7, A&M 

4; Okla. State 11, A&M 9. World Series: 

Texas 13, Arkansas 6; Arkansas 5, Georgia 

4; Stanford 6, Texas 1; LSU 5, Arkansas 2; 

Texas 6, Florida State 4 (10 inn.); Texas 6, 

Oklahoma State 5; Stanford 9, Texas 3 

(Texas 3rd, Arkansas T-5th). 

1988 

Texas 18-2 .900 58-11 .841 

Texas A&M 17-4 .810 52-15 .776 



TCU 8-13 .381 27-32 .458 

Texas Tech 7-14 .333 34-25 .576 

Houston 6-14 .300 33-22 .600 

Rice 6-15 .286 31-28 .525 

NCAA-Central Region: Texas 7, Southern 

(Baton Rouge) 3; Texas 16, New Orleans 

10; California 8, Texas 7; Texas 5, Michigan 

4; California 6, Texas 5. Midwest Region: 

Loyola Marymount 8, Arkansas 3; 

Oklahoma State 13, Arkansas 7. South 

Region: Middle Tennessee State 3, A&M 1; 

A&M 8, Western Carolina 6; A&M 6, 

Missouri 2; Cal State-Fullerton 6, A&M 3. 

1989 

x-A&M 17-4 .810 58-7 .892 

x-Arkansas 17-4 .810 51-16 .761 

Texas 14-7 .667 54-18 .750 

Houston 9-12 .429 43-17 .717 

Texas Tech 9-12 .429 32-22 .593 

TCU 7-14 .333 37-22 .627 

Baylor 7-14 .333 32-19 .627 

Rice 4-17 .190 28-30 .483 

x-co-champions with Arkansas. 

NCAA-Central: A&M 23, Jackson State 3; 

A&M 25, Brigham Young 4; A&M 17, 

South Alabama 6; LSU 13, A&M 5; LSU 5, 

A&M 4 (11 inn.). Midwest: Texas 2, New 

Orleans 0; Texas 11, Southern Cal 8; Texas 

8, Oklahoma State 7; Texas 9, New Orleans 

3. Northeast: LeMoyne 7, Arkansas 5; 

Arkansas 8, George Washington 2; 

Arkansas 9, Illinois 2; Arkansas 1, Arizona 

State 0; Arkansas 6, LeMoyne 5. World 

Series: Wichita State 3, Arkansas 1; 

Arkansas 7, North Carolina 3; Wichita State 

8, Arkansas 4; Texas 7, Long Beach State 1; 

Texas 12, Miami (Fla.) 2; Texas 12, LSU 7; 

Wichita State 5, Texas 3; (Texas 2nd; 

Arkansas T-5th). 

1990 

Arkansas 16-5 .762 47-15 .758 

Texas 15-5 .750 51-17 .750 

Houston 12-9 .571 44-23 .657 

Rice 11-9 .550 33-29 .532 

Texas A&M 11-10 .524 43-17 .717 


Texas Tech 5-16 .238 31-29 .517 

TCU 4-17 .190 27-32 .458 

NCAA-Central: Texas 9, UT-Arlington 8; 

Texas 10, Old Dominion 0; Cal State- 

Fullerton 5, Texas 2; Texas 11, Creighton 9; 

Cal State-Fullerton 3, Texas 0. South II: 

Houston 4, Georgia Tech 2; Southern Cal 

26, Houston 11; Houston 15, Southern 

Mississippi 3; LSU 6, Houston 4. Midwest: 

Fordham 8, Arkansas 5; Wichita State 7, 

Arkansas 6.

1991 

Texas 14-7 .667 48-18 .727 

Texas A&M 13-8 .619 44-23 .657 


TCU 10-11.476 34-25 .576 

Arkansas 10-11.476 40-22 .645 

Houston 10-11.476 37-19 .661 

Texas Tech 9-12 .429 42-18 .700 

Rice 6-15 .286 16-34 .320 

NCAA-Central: Texas 16, Ala.-Birmingham 

3; Texas 18, Southern Miss. 2; Long Beach 

State 17, Texas 10; Oklahoma State 6, Texas 

1. South: Texas A&M 16, SW Louisiana 4; 

Texas A&M 12, South Alabama 0; LSU 7, 

Texas A&M 1; SW Louisiana 13, Texas 

A&M 10. Midwest: California 8, Baylor 3; 

Wichita State 13, Baylor 7. 

1992 

Texas 28-8 .778 48-17 .738 

Texas A&M 22-14 .611 41-20 .679 

Baylor 17-19 .472 29-26 .527 

Texas Tech 15-19 .441 29-25 .537 

Rice 15-21 .417 29-26 .527 

TCU 14-22 .389 25-30 .455 

Houston 13-21 .382 25-28 .472 

NCAA-Central Region: Texas 2, Va. 

Commonwealth 0; Texas 17, Texas- 

Arlington 1; Texas 9, Long Beach State 1; 

Va. Commonwealth 4, Texas 2; Texas 12, 

Va. Commonwealth 3. East Region: Texas 

A&M 15, California 6; Georgia Tech 3, 

Texas A&M 2; Texas A&M 6, Florida 5; 

Texas A&M 7, Georgia Tech 5; California 

11, Texas A&M 4. World Series: Texas 15, 

Oklahoma 3; Pepperdine 7, Texas 0; Texas 

8, Oklahoma 5; Pepperdine 5, Texas 4 (T- 

3rd). 

1993 

Texas A&M 15-3 .833 53-11 .828 

Texas Tech 11-7 .611 43-15 .741 

Baylor 11-7 .611 41-19 .683 

Texas 11-7 .611 51-16 .761 

Rice 7-11 .389 36-18 .667 

TCU 7-11 .389 34-22 .607 

Houston 3-15 .167 31-24 .564 

NCAA-Central I at College Station: Texas 

A&M 13, Yale 1; Texas A&M 10, Lamar 5; 

Texas A&M 11, UCLA 4; Texas A&M 14, 

North Carolina 2. Central II at Austin: Texas 

7, McNeese State 4; Texas 8, Kentucky 3; 

Texas 11, Southern Cal 3; Texas 3, Southern 

Cal 2. South at Baton Rouge, La.: Baylor 4, 

Kent 1; South Alabama 9, Baylor 3; LSU 

13, Baylor 6. NCAA World Series: Texas 

A&M 5, Kansas 1; Texas 6, Oklahoma State 

5; LSU 13, Texas A&M 8; Wichita State 7, 

Texas 6; Long Beach State 6, Texas A&M 

2; Oklahoma State 7, Texas 6 (both T-5th). 

1994 

TCU 14-4 .778 38-22 .633 

Rice 12-6 .667 34-21 .618 

Texas Tech 12-6 .667 40-17 .702 

Texas 9-9 .500 43-21 .672 

Texas A&M 6-12 .333 31-22 .585 


Houston 4-14 .222 30-26 .536 

NCAA-Central at Austin: Texas 8, Stanford 

4; Texas 16, Nevada 6; Oklahoma 15, Texas 

4; Texas 9, Arkansas State 4; Oklahoma 6, 

Texas 3. Midwest I at Stillwater, Okla.: 

TCU 11, Memphis 3; Cal State Fullerton 4, 

TCU 1; Oklahoma State 10, TCU 8. 

All-Time Southwest Conference Standings and All-SWC Teams 

1995 

Texas Tech 16-8 .667 51-14 .785 

Rice 15-9 .625 43-19 .694 

Texas A&M 15-9 .625 44-22 .667 

Texas 14-10.583 44-19 .698 

TCU 11-13.458 27-29 .482 

Baylor 7-17 .292 25-28 .472 

Houston 6-18 .250 26-29 .473 

NCAA-South Region: Rice 8, James 

Madison 7; Rice 15, LSU 7; Cal State- 

Fullerton 17, Rice 7; Rice 16, LSU 9; Cal 

State-Fullerton 8, Rice 7. NCAA Midwest 

II: Texas 10, Ohio State 5; Oklahoma 13, 

Texas 9; Texas 3, Indiana State 2; Auburn 4, 

Texas 2. Atlantic II: Florida International 9, 

Texas A&M 5; Texas A&M 14, 

Massachusetts 11; Texas A&M 4, Florida 

International 2; Texas A&M 7, North 

Carolina 0; Texas A&M 4, at Miami (Fla.) 

0; Miami (Fla.) 5, Texas A&M 2. Midwest 

I: Texas Tech 24, Providence 5; Texas Tech 

14, Arkansas 10; Texas Tech 3, Stanford 1; 

Stanford 3, Texas Tech 2; Stanford 6, Texas 

Tech 5. 

1996 

Texas 17-7 .739 39-24 .619 

Texas Tech 15-9 .625 49-15 .766 

Texas A&M 12-12 .500 37-21 .638 

TCU 11-13 .458 34-33 .507 

Baylor 11-13 .458 32-27 .542 

Rice 9-15 .375 42-23 .646 

Houston 9-15 .375 29-28 .509 

NCAA-Central I at Austin: UCLA 5, Texas 

2; Texas 4, Sam Houston State 2; Miami 

(Fla.) 9, Texas 7. Central II at Lubbock: 

Fresno State 12, Texas Tech 4; Texas Tech 

4, Akron 2; Texas Tech 13, Fresno State 6; 

Southern California 13, Texas Tech 10 (11 

inn.). Midwest at Wichita, Kan.: Rice 17, 

Missouri 4; Cal State Fullerton 7, Rice 3; Rice 

11, Indiana 8; Rice 13, Cal State Fullerton 10; 

Wichita State 16, Rice 6. 

1922 (UT Daily Texan) 

1B Pat Dwyer, Texas A&M 

2B Jim Nowlin, Texas 

SS Heinie Odom, Texas 

3B M.V. Smith, A&M 

OF R.M. Crosby, Baylor 

OF George Johnson, Texas 

OF Rube Leissner, Texas 

C J.M. Crawford, A&M 

P Manny Ponsford, Texas 

P Eddie Dyer, Rice 

P Ted Lyons, Baylor 

P P.G. Matthews, SMU 

1923 (Daily Texan) 

1B Ed Carson, Texas 

2B Gene Bedford, SMU 


3B F.B. Strickland, Baylor 

OF Bugs Morris, A&M 

OF Rube Leissner, Texas 

OF Roy Williamson, Baylor 

C No player chosen 

P Lovic Thompson, SMU 

P Fred Scott, TCU 

P Ted Lyons, Baylor 

P Forrest Runnels, SMU 

P Carl Freeze, Baylor 


1B Ed Carson, Texas 

2B H.W. Kibbie, Texas 


3B Ralph Collier, Baylor 

Utility Fred Lovvorn, TCU 

OF Roy Williamson, Baylor 

OF A.M. Puckett, A&M 

OF Clyde Pratt, Texas 

C Lawrence Tankersley, TCU 

C A.L. Leissner, Texas 

P M.E. Ponsford, Texas 

P Otto Clements, Texas 

P Oscar Eckhardt, Texas 


P H.L. Rogers, A&M 


1B Bear Wolf, TCU 

2B H.W. Kibbie, Texas 

SS Gene Bedford, SMU 

3B Dewey Smalley, Texas 

OF Fred Thompson, Texas 

OF Bennie Strickland, Baylor 

OF Howard Williamson, Texas 

C Jack Jones, Baylor 

P Otto Clements, Texas 


P Harold Carson, TCU 

George Woods, Rice 


1B Bear Wolf, TCU 

2B Fred Thompson, Texas 

SS Hollis Tucker, A&M 

3B Ed Olle, Texas 

OF O.E. Schow, A&M 

OF Bennie Strickland, Baylor 

OF Howard Williamson, Texas 

C Potsy Allen, Texas 

P Neal Baker, Texas 

P George Woods, Rice 

P H.A. Hillin, A&M 


1B Alex Hooks, SMU 

2B Meredith Hopkins, Texas 

SS R.P. Harris, Texas 

3B Ed Olle, Texas 

OF Jack Sisco, Baylor 

OF Dreuil Speer, SMU 

OF Henry Baumgarten, Texas 


UT Hollis Tucker, A&M 

P Neal Baker, Texas 

P Redman Hume, SMU 

P Harold Carson, TCU 


1B Arvie Walker, Texas 


SS J.F. Blount, A&M 

3B Virgil Gilliland, Baylor 

OF Pete Jones, Baylor 

OF Johnnie Naylor, Baylor 

OF Hiram Broiles, A&M 


P Lowell Douglas, Baylor 

P Johnny Railton, Texas 

P Rudy Shelton, Baylor 


1B Arvie Walker, Texas 


SS Frank Austin, Rice 

3B Pinky Higgins, Texas 

OF Buddy Hill, SMU 

OF Tom Hughes, Texas 

OF Brooks Conover, A&M 

C Danny Allnoch, Rice 


P Lowell Douglas, Baylor 

P P.E. Wendt, A&M 


1B Lefty Martin, A&M 

2B Pinky Higgins, Texas 

SS Ray Ater, Texas 

3B Vernon Pampell, A&M 

OF L.H. Veltman, A&M 

OF Bob Dickinson, Rice 

OF Minton White, Texas 

C H.B. Lackey, A&M 


P Ray Hart, Rice 

P P.E. Wendt, A&M 


1B John Hirstine, TCU 

2B Minton White, Texas 


3B Jake Wilson, Baylor 


OF Beau Bell, A&M 

OF Ernie Koy, Texas 

C Percy Williams, TCU 

P Ray Hart, Rice 

P M.J. De La Fuente, Texas 


1B E.R. Jones, Rice 

2B Sweetie Davis, A&M 


3B R.C. Scott, Rice 



OF J.W. Hinton, TCU 

C Herbert Dennis, TCU 

P C.C. Klearnere, Rice 

P Vernon Taylor, Texas 


1B Bob Connelly, A&M 

2B Rabbit McDowell, Texas 

SS Pat Ankenman, Texas 

3B Van Viebig, Texas 

OF Ike Loewenstein, A&M 


OF Pat Donovan, TCU 

C Robert Garvey, A&M 

P Herschel Kinzy, TCU 

P Vernon Taylor, Texas 


1B Jimmy Jacks, TCU 

2B Clyde McDowell, Texas 

SS Pat Ankenman, Texas 

3B Van Viebig, Texas 

OF Bohn Hilliard, Texas 

OF Ike Loewenstein, A&M 

OF Pat Donovan, TCU 

C Ed Steves, A&M 

P Jake Mooty, A&M 

P Herschel Kinzy, TCU 



1B Jimmy Jacks, TCU 

2B Sammy Baugh, TCU 

SS Lloyd Rigby, Texas 

3B Aubrey Graham, Texas 

OF Bohn Hilliard, Texas 

OF Bill Sodd, A&M 

OF Dan Harston, TCU 

C Joe Fitzsimmons, Texas 

P Norman Branch, Texas 

P Jelley SoRelle, Baylor 

1936 (Student News Media) 

1B John Munro, Texas 

2B Aubrey Graham, Texas 

SS Lloyd Russell, Baylor 

3B Sammy Baugh, TCU 

OF Morris Sands, Texas 

OF Primo Preibisch, Texas 

OF Henry Hurley, Rice 

C Pete Dowling, A&M 

P Norman Branch, Texas 

P Richard Midkiff, Texas 


P Kyle Riddle, A&M 

1937 (Coaches) 

1B John Munro, Texas 

2B L.D. Meyer, TCU 

SS Lloyd Russell, Baylor 

3B Lloyd Rigby, Texas 

OF Chink Manning, A&M 

OF Henry Hurley, Rice 

OF Foster Smith, A&M 

C Pete Dowling, A&M 

C Bob Finley, SMU 

P Tex Hughson, Texas 


P Doc Pitner, A&M 


1B Johnny Hill, Texas 

2B Johnny Nolen, A&M 

SS Jack Conway, Texas 

3B Bob Stone, A&M 

OF Woodrow Bell, A&M 

OF Francis Churchill, SMU 

OF Leroy Westerman, Texas 

C Charles Crenshaw, Baylor 

C Joyce Rawe, Texas 

P Tommy Fine, Baylor 

P John Garnett, Texas 

P Harry Cohn, A&M 



2B Bob Evans, Texas 

SS Jack Conway, Texas 

3B Bobby Moers, Texas 

UT Jack Lummus, Baylor 

OF Emmett Nolen, A&M 

OF Clarence Pfeil, Texas 

OF Charlie Haas, Texas 

C Jimmy Bryce, Baylor 

C Jack Doran, A&M 

P Melvin Deutsch, Texas 

P Tommy Fine, Baylor 

P Ralph Lindsay, A&M 



2B Jack Stone, Texas 

SS James Witt, Baylor 

3B Bobby Moers, Texas 

UT Bob Stone, A&M 

OF Dave Alsobrook, A&M 

OF Clarence Pfeil, Texas 

OF Charlie Haas, Texas 

C Jack Doran, A&M 

C Fred Everett, Texas 


P Lemuel Bumpers, A&M 

P Brooks Atkinson, SMU 


All-Time All-Southwest Conference Teams 


1B William Kaiser, Rice 


SS James Witt, Baylor 

3B Grady Hatton, Texas 

UT Robert W. Smith, Texas 

OF John Scoggin, A&M 

OF Pete Layden, Texas 

OF Marlin Jeffrey, A&M 

C Alton Bostick, Texas 

C Fred Barrow, Rice 


P Lemuel Bumpers, A&M 

P Udell Moore, Texas 


1B Sam Porter, A&M 


SS Grady Hatton, Texas 

3B Les Peden, A&M 

UT James Newberry, A&M 

OF Cullen Rogers, A&M 

OF Leo Daniels, A&M 

OF Ira Glass, A&M 

C John Scoggin, A&M 

C Jack O’Reagan, Texas 

P Charles Stevenson, A&M 

P Bill Dumke, Texas 

P Manuel Garcia, Baylor 


1B Les Peden, A&M 

2B Virgil Eikenberg, Rice 

SS James Newberry, A&M 

3B Grady Hatton, Texas 

OF Leo Daniels, A&M 

OF Bob Campbell, Texas 

OF Clint Grell, Texas 

C Will Carden, A&M 

C Rex Travis, Texas 

P Jim Collins, Texas 

P Johnny Shuford, A&M 


1B Billy Cox, Texas 

2B Bill Scruggs, Rice 

SS Maurice Connor, Texas 

3B Walter Willingham, A&M 

OF Zeke Wilemon, Texas 

OF Bob Campbell, Texas 

OF Bill Wilkin, Rice 

C Jack Avinger, Texas 

C Woodrow Dryden, Rice 

P Bobby Layne, Texas 

P Stanley Turner, A&M 


1B Harry Teal, SMU 

2B Bill Scruggs, Rice 

SS Jack Lindsey, Texas 

3B Bob Horneyer, Texas 

OF Zeke Wilemon, Texas 

OF Don Wooten, Texas 

OF Wayne Shaw, SMU 

UT Leroy Anderson, Texas 

C Tom Milik, Texas 

C Harry Mullins, TCU 

P Ed Murphey, Rice 

P James Conrad, TCU 


1B Keltys Powell, Rice 

2B Jack Redding, Baylor 

SS Sidney Zomlefer, Texas 

3B Ransom Jackson, Texas 

UT Ruben Ortega, Texas 

OF Hobbs Williams, Texas 

OF Bob Ferguson, Texas 

OF Hub Moon, A&M 

C Tom Chandler, Baylor 

C Jack O’Reagan, Texas 


P Bill Bishop, Rice 


1B Keltys Powell, Rice 

2B Jack Redding, Baylor 


3B Ransom Jackson, Texas 

UT Tex Thornton, A&M 

OF Hobbs Williams, Texas 

OF Chad Sneed, Baylor 

OF Hub Moon, A&M 

C Hogo Pearson, Baylor 

C Dan Watson, Texas 


P Rickey Rowe, Baylor 


1B Tom Hamilton, Texas 

2B Cotton Lindloff, A&M 


3B Al Joe Hunt, Texas 

UT IF Tex Thornton, A&M 

OF Stan Hollmig, A&M 

OF Jim Busby, TCU 

OF Charles Devereaux, Baylor 

UT OF Doak Walker, SMU 


C Joe Szekely, Baylor 


P Charley Gorin, Texas 

P Earl Beesley, A&M 


1B Tom Hamilton, Texas 

2B Cotton Lindloff, A&M 

SS Guy Wallace, A&M 

3B Jim Nolan, TCU 

UT Jim Shamblin, Texas 

OF Ed Kneuper, Texas 

OF Joe Szekely, Baylor 

OF Charles Devereaux, Baylor 



P Murray Wall, Texas 

P Bob Fretz, A&M 

P Tom Copeland, Baylor 


1B Adrian Burk, Baylor 

2B Kal Segrist, Texas 


3B Ben Tompkins, Texas 

OF Wally Moon, A&M 

OF Gerald Jensen, SMU 

OF Frank Womack, Texas 


C Bill Looney, TCU 

P Pat Hubert, A&M 

P Norris Graves, TCU 

P Murray Wall, Texas 

P Charley Gorin, Texas 


1B Chile Bigham, Texas 

2B Eddie Burrows, Texas 


3B Henry Candelari, A&M 

UT IF Hal Haynes, SMU 

OF Yale Lary, A&M 

OF John DeWitt, A&M 

OF Buddy Parker, Baylor 

UT OF Frank Womack, Texas 

C Larry Isbell, Baylor 

C Bill Looney, TCU 

C Al Ogletree, A&M 

P Jim Ehrler, Texas 


P Pat Hubert, A&M 


1B Dave Devine, Rice 

2B Joe Ecrette, A&M 

SS Joe Tanner, Texas 

3B Jimmy Dan Pace, Texas 

UT Milt Eisenberg, Baylor 

OF Tommy Ballinger, SMU 

OF Mickey Sullivan, Baylor 

OF Bobby Farmer, A&M 

C Larry Isbell, Baylor 

P Luther Scarbrough, Texas 



1B Paul Mohr, Texas 

2B Charles Galey, SMU 

SS Harry Davis, Baylor 

3B John Caruthers, SMU 

UT IF Tyree Newton, Baylor 

OF Tommy Ballinger, SMU 


OF Travis Eckert, Texas 

UT OF Tommy Snow, Texas 

C Verde Dickey, SMU 

C Bobby Benge, Baylor 

C Ronald Spradlin, Texas 

C Randy Biesenbach, Texas 

P Jerry Nelson, A&M 

P Tommy Bowers, SMU 

P Boyd Linker, Texas 


1B Paul Mohr, Texas 

2B Bob Towery, Texas 

SS Wayne Connolly, Baylor 

3B Jerry Dykeman, Baylor 

UT IF Jim Payne, SMU 

OF Les Mattinson, TCU 

OF Travis Eckert, Texas 


UT OF Tommy Snow, Texas 

C Jimmy Williams, A&M 

C Bobby Benge, Baylor 

P Boyd Linker, Texas 

P Tommy Hill, TCU 



1B Jimmy Payne, SMU 

2B Danny Brown, SMU 

SS Wayne Connolly, Baylor 

3B Jerry Dykeman, Baylor 

3B Joe Schero, A&M 

UT IF Bob Boggan, SMU 

OF Jerry Mallett, Baylor 

OF Les Byrd, A&M 

OF Les Mattinson, TCU 

UT OF John Stockton, A&M 

C Jimmy Williams, A&M 

C Stuart Benson, Texas 


P Tommy Jungman, Texas 

P Joe Hardgrove, A&M 


1B Don Berry, Baylor 

1B Carl Reynolds, Rice 

2B Charles Quick, TCU 

SS Al Paschal, TCU 

3B Jerry Good, Texas 

UT IF Wayne Connolly, Baylor 

OF Allen Lucas, Baylor 

OF Carl Warwick, TCU 

OF Bob White, TCU 

UT OF Jack Davis, Baylor 

C Bryan Bush, SMU 

C Jerry Sims, Rice 

P Bob McDaniel, TCU 

P John Wolda, Rice 

P Mal Shaw, SMU 

P Toby Newton, A&M 


1B Jerry Good, Texas 

2B Charles Quick, TCU 

SS Johnny Lowry, Texas 

3B Wendell Reed, A&M 

UT IF Woody Woodman, Texas 

OF Carl Warwick, TCU 

OF Jerry Mallett, Baylor 

OF George Myers, Texas 

UT OF Bill Moore, Texas 

C Gary Herrington, A&M 

C Billy Fannin, SMU 

P Harry Taylor, Texas 

P Howard Reed, Texas 

P Don Presley, SMU 


1B Hunter Enis, TCU 

2B Woody Woodman, Texas 

SS Lynwood Stallings, Rice 

3B Max Alvis, Texas 

UT IF George Banda, TCU 

OF Wayne McDonald, Texas 

OF Roy Menge, Texas 

OF Carl Washburn, SMU 

UT OF Claude White, Rice 


C Jerry Sims, Rice 

P George Myers, Texas 

P Jerry Abernathy, Rice 

P Carl Schlemeyer, SMU 


1B Mel Corbo, Baylor 

2B Charles Franklin, TCU 

SS Lynwood Stallings, Rice 

3B Richard Kristinik, Rice 

UT IF Ralph Plumlee, A&M 

OF George Myers, Texas 

OF Glynn Gregory, SMU 

OF Marshall Harris, TCU 

UT OF Wayne McDonald, Texas 

C Pete Embry, Texas 


P Percy Sanderson, A&M 

P Paul Timme, Rice 

P Elmer Rod, Texas 

P Wayne Schaper, A&M 


1B Nick Browndyke, SMU 

2B Jerry Funk, Baylor 

SS Bart Shirley, Texas 

3B Richard Kristinik, Rice 

UT IF Jim Williams, SMU 

OF Glynn Gregory, SMU 

OF Wayne McDonald, Texas 

OF Roy Menge, Texas 

UT OF Jay Arnette, Texas 

C Doug Moore, TCU 

P Tom Belcher, Texas 

P Bobby Barnett, Baylor 

P Bob Callaway, Texas 


1B Glynn Gregory, SMU 

2B Jerry Funk, Baylor 

SS Richard Kristinik, Rice 

3B Pat Rigby, Texas 

UT IF Ronnie Goodwin, Baylor 

OF Chuck Knutson, Texas 

OF Clifford Davis, A&M 

OF Byron Barber, A&M 

UT OF Cliff Justice, TCU 

C Jim Fox, Rice 

P Bobby Barnett, Baylor 

P Bob Callaway, Texas 



1B Frank Stark, A&M 

2B Pat Rigby, Texas 

SS David Johnson, A&M 

3B Bill Hancock, A&M 

UT IF Ed Kasper, Texas 


OF Bob Bigley, TCU 

OF Tommy Ledbetter, Baylor 

UT OF Jim Fox, Rice 

C Gary London, Texas 


P Chuck McGuire, A&M 

P Pete Charton, Baylor 


1B Butch Thompson, Texas 

2B Bill McAdams, TCU 

SS Bill Bethea, Texas 

3B Bill Hancock, A&M

UT IF Ronnie Goodwin, Baylor 

OF Bob Bigley, TCU 

OF Ray Hall, A&M 


UT OF Jay Walrath, TCU 

C Gary London, Texas 

P Lance Brown, TCU 

P Bob Myer, Texas 

P Chuck McGuire, A&M 


1B Frank Stark, A&M 

2B Bill Grochett, A&M 

SS Tom Hillary, SMU 

3B Jerry Hall, Baylor 

UT IF Jerry Ballard, A&M 

OF Jay Walrath, TCU 

OF Lance Cobb, A&M 

OF Ward Summers, Texas 

UT OF Donnie Laurence, Baylor 

C Bill Hancock, A&M 

P Bob Myer, Texas 

P Henry Perkins, Baylor 

P Steve Hillhouse, A&M 


1B Billy Crain, A&M 

2B Lance Cobb, A&M 

SS Forrest Boyd, Texas 

3B Mike McClure, A&M 

UT IF Ronnie McLain, TCU 

OF Andy Rooker, Rice 

OF Gary Moore, Texas 

OF Jimmy Mallon, Baylor 

UT OF Joe Hague, Texas 

UT OF Harold Richardson, SMU 

C James Scheschuk, Texas 

P John Collier, Texas 

P Fred Rath, Baylor 



1B Billy Crain, A&M 

2B Jimmy Duffey, TCU 

SS Parke Davidson, TCU 

3B Lou Camilli, A&M 

UT Richard Hooper, TCU 

OF Gary Moore, Texas 

OF Ronnie Waldo, Rice 

OF Mickey Yates, TCU 

C Joe Staples, A&M 

P Tommy Gramly, TCU 


P Ray Hooten, Rice 


1B Bob Snoddy, Texas 

2B Don Johnson, Texas 

SS Parke Davidson, TCU 

3B Donnie Denbow, SMU 

UT IF Rickey Head, Baylor 

OF Pat Brown, Texas 

OF Bill Rainer, SMU 

OF Mickey Yates, TCU 

UT OF Abby Stratton, TCU 


P Tommy Moore, Texas 

P Mike Livingston, SMU 

P Mickey McCarty, TCU 


1B Dave Ivy, SMU 

2B Jerry Haggard, Texas Tech 

SS Jim Montgomery, Tech 

3B Jeff Newman, TCU 

UT IF Dick Turner, TCU 

OF Rusty Clark, Baylor 

OF Mickey McCarty, TCU 

OF Bob Long, A&M 

UT OF Pat Brown, Texas 


C Bill Ferguson, TCU 


P John Bevil, Baylor 

P Chuck Machemehal, TCU 

P Rocky Thompson, A&M 

P Doug Rau, A&M 

P James Street, Texas 

P Richard Schwartz, A&M 


1B Rick Fuqua, Rice 

1B Larry Peel, TCU 

2B Jerry Haggard, Tech 

SS Jim Montgomery, Tech 

3B Jeff Newman, TCU 

UT IF David Hall, Texas 

UT IF Lou Bagwell, Texas 

OF David Chalk, Texas 

OF Pat Brown, Texas 

OF Bob Long, A&M 

OF Dave Elmendorf, A&M 

UT OF Dick Gage, TCU 

UT OF Roger Williams, TCU 

C Bill Ferguson, TCU 

P Dave Benesh, A&M 

P Burt Hooton, Texas 



1B John Langerhans, Texas 

2B Skip Balthrop, Baylor 

SS Billy Costa, Rice 

3B David Chalk, Texas 

UT IF Glenn Monroe, TCU 

OF John Dodgen, Baylor 


OF R.J. Englert, A&M 

OF Jack Miller, Texas 

UT OF Lou Bagwell, Texas 

DH David Hall, Texas 

C Billy Hodge, A&M 

P Doug Rau, A&M 




1B John Langerhans, Texas 

2B Mike Markl, Texas 

SS Glenn Monroe, TCU 

3B John Owens, Tech 

UT IF Butch Ghutzman, A&M 



OF Walt Rothe, Texas 

UT OF Lou Bagwell, Texas 

DH David Chalk, Texas 

C Billy Hodge, A&M 

P Paul Czerwinski, A&M 

P Ruben Garcia, Tech 



1B Doug Ault, Tech 

2B Mike Markl, Texas 

SS Sheldon Kaufman, Rice 

3B Don Bodenhamer, TCU 

UT IF Barry Hoffpauir, Tech 

OF Jim Torres, TCU 


OF Terry Pyka, Texas 

UT OF Ken Pape, Texas 

C Bill Berryhill, Texas 

P Mike Pettit, Rice 

P Frank Johnstone, TCU 

P Ruben Garcia, Tech 

P Ron Roznovsky, Texas 


1B Ronnie Ridlehuber, SMU 

2B Phil Turner, TCU 

SS Tom Butler, TCU 

3B Dan Bodenhamer, TCU 

UT IF Bobby Clark, Texas 

OF Tommy Kaiser, Houston 

OF David Vinson, Houston 

OF Jim Moffett, SMU 

UT OF Jim Hacker, A&M 

DH Keith Moreland, Texas 

C Mike Bollman, Houston 

C Len Shelby, Rice 

P Ricky Fox, Baylor 

P Ron Roznovsky, Texas 

P Richard Wortham, Texas 


1B Tommy Crain, TCU 

2B Phil Turner, TCU 

SS Blair Stouffer, Texas 

3B Jim Hacker, A&M 

UT IF Keith Moreland, Texas 

OF Joe Zylka, Rice 

OF Paul Miller, A&M 


UT OF Ronnie Ridlehuber, SMU 

DH Steve Reeves, Houston 

C Rick Bradley, Texas 

P Jim Gideon, Texas 

P Rick Burley, Texas 

P Mike Pettit, Rice 


1B Jim Bratsen, A&M 

2B Mike Schraeder, A&M 

SS Ron Mattson, Tech 

3B Keith Moreland, Texas 

UT IF Blair Stouffer, Texas 

OF Al Thurmond, A&M 

OF Bill Raymer, A&M 


UT OF Mickey Reichenbach, UT 

DH Garry Pyka, Texas 

C Mike Frazier, A&M 

C Rick Bradley, Texas 

C Brian Johnson, Texas 

DH Mike Patrick, Texas 

P Kirk Dressendorfer, Texas 

P Tim Mauser, TCU 

P Eric Stone, Texas 

P Pat Combs, Baylor 

P Bob Edwards, Arkansas 

P Nick Felix, A&M 


1B Gary Ashby, Tech 

2B Danny Twardowski, TCU 

SS Ron Mattson, Tech 

3B Mike Macha, Rice 

UT IF Gary Pyka, Texas 

OF Bill Montgomery, Arkansas 

OF Rick Clopton, Baylor 

OF Charles Proske, Texas 

UT OF Mickey Reichenbach, Texas 

DH Gene Burton, TCU 

C Jerry Willeford, Houston 

P Richard Wortham, Texas 

P Charles Garza, Houston 


1B Gary Ashby, Tech 

2B Gary Weiss, Houston 

SS Steve Macko, Baylor 

3B Paul Johnston, Tech 

OF Mark Brumble, Arkansas 

OF Shane Nolen, Baylor 

OF Wendell Hibbett, Texas 

UT Gary Sims, Tech 

C Danny Rossellini, TCU 

P Burl Coker, Baylor 

P Hoot Gibson, Texas A&M 

P Mark Thurmond, Texas A&M 

P Mark Ross, Texas A&M 

P Don Kainer, Texas 


1B Luke Prestridge, Baylor 

2B Johnny Ray, Arkansas 

SS Robert Bonner, A&M 

3B Fritz Connally, Baylor 

UT IF Gary Pyka, Texas 

OF Shane Nolen, Baylor 

OF Steve Houk, TCU 

OF Mike Hurdle, A&M 

UT OF Larry Selby, Tech 

DH Jay Beard, Houston 

C Jeff Hemm, Arkansas 

P Tim Lollar, Arkansas 

P Burl Coker, Baylor (also Utility) 

P Mark Thurmond, A&M 

P Keith Creel, Texas 


1B Luke Prestridge, Baylor 

2B Johnny Ray, Arkansas 

SS Larry Wallace, Arkansas 

SS Ron Gardenhire, Texas 


UT IF Terry Salazar, Texas 

UT IF Chris Campbell, Texas 

OF Shelton McMath, A&M 

OF Larry Selby, Tech 

OF Joe Bruno, Texas 

UT OF Kyle Hawthorne, A&M 

DH Ed Wallace, Araknsas 

C Ronn Reynolds, Arkansas 

P Steve Krueger, Arkansas 

P Jon Perlman, Baylor 

P Mark Ross, A&M 

P Jerry Don Gleaton, Texas 

P Rick Wright, Texas 

1980 (Coaches-AP) 

1B Mike Breslin, Houston 

2B Dean David, Texas 

SS Brooks Wallace, Tech 


UT IF Jimmy Zachry, Tech 

OF Kevin McReynolds, Arkansas 

OF Mike Zatopek, Texas 

OF Bobby Kohler, Tech 

UT OF Simon Glenn, A&M 

DH Ricky Nixon, Texas 

C Gene de los Santos, Baylor 



P Robert Slavens, A&M 

1980 (UPI) 

1B Chris Campbell, Texas 

2B Dean David, Texas 

SS Brooks Wallace, Tech 



OF Mike Zatopek, Texas 


DH Ricky Nixon, Texas 

C Gene de los Santos, Baylor 



P Randy Rodriguez, TCU 

1981 (Coaches-AP) 

1B Mike Minturn, Houston 

2B Todd Zacher, Arkansas 

SS Spike Owen, Texas 

3B Robert Culley, Texas 

UT IF Tim Boyes, A&M 


OF Mark Lavespere, Houston 


UT OF Larry Long, Texas 

DH Billy Dees, Arkansas 

C Burk Goldthorn, Texas 

P Tony Arnold, Texas 

P Matt Williams, Rice 

P Scott Tabor, Arkansas 

1981 (UPI) 

1B Mike Minturn, Houston 

2B Trey Brooks, TCU 


3B Robert Culley, Texas 


OF Mark Lavespere, Houston 


DH Billy Dees, Arkansas 

C Burk Goldthorn, Texas 

P Tony Arnold, Texas 

P Matt Williams, Rice 

P Scott Tabor, Arkansas 

P Rayner Noble, Houston 

1982 (UPI) 

1B Billy Dees, Arkansas 

2B Dave Van Horn, Arkansas 

SS Andy Dawson, Tech 


3B Jimmy Zachry, Tech 

OF Wesley Greggersen, Houston 

O Joe Szekely, A&M 

P Mike Capel, Texas 

P David Carroll, Tech 

P Charlie Corbell, Arkansas 

P Kirk Killingsworth, Texas 

1983 (UPI) 

1B Jose Tolentino, Texas 

2B Corky Swindell, Houston 

SS Mike Brumley, Texas 

3B Jimmy Zachry, Tech 

OF Scott Johnson, Rice 

OF Mike Brumley, Texas 

OF Norm Roberts, Arkansas 

DH Bobby Beach, A&M 

C Tom Pagnozzi, Arkansas 

P Calvin Schiraldi, Texas 

P Rayner Noble, Houston 

P Tim Englund, Rice 

P Kirk Killingsworth, Texas 

1984 (UPI) 

1B Buddy Haney, A&M 

2B Brad Meyer, Baylor 

SS Rob Swain, A&M 

3B Tony Metoyer, A&M 

OF Scott Johnson, Rice 

OF Mike Loggins, Arkansas 

OF Todd Howey, Tech 

DH Dan Larson, Houston 

DH Mike Ramsey, TCU 

C John Grimes, Tech 

P Greg Swindell, Texas 

P Kevin Campbell, Arkansas 

P Derek Hoelscher, Rice 

1985 (UPI) 

1B Fred Gegen, A&M 

2B Bill Bates, Texas 

SS Greg Dennis, Baylor 

3B Jeff King, Arkansas 

3B Scott Livingstone, A&M 

OF David Denny, Texas 

OF Dennis Cook, Texas 

OF Mike Loggins, Arkansas 


DH Mike Ramsey, TCU 

C Todd Hawkins, Baylor 

C Doyle Wilson, Arkansas 


P Phillip Taylor, A&M 

P Fred Farwell, Arkansas 

P Tim Deitz, Arkansas 

1986 (AP-Coaches) 

1B Dave Patterson, Arkansas 

2B Kevin Lowery, Tech 

SS Ever Magallanes, A&M 

SS Coby Kerlin, Texas 



UT IF Todd Haney, Texas 

OF Ralph Kraus, Arkansas 

OF Mike Scanlin, A&M 

OF Mike Malinak, Baylor 

UT OF Scott Coolbaugh, Texas 


DH Johnny Vidales, Tech 

C Pat Hewes, Houston 


P Steve Parker, Arkansas 

P Dale Barry, A&M 

P Steve Blackshear, Rice 

1986 (UPI) 

1B Dave Patterson, Arkansas 

2B Kevin Lowery, Tech 

SS Fred Benavides, TCU 




OF Ralph Kraus, Arkansas 

OF Mike Scanlin, A&M 

OF Mike Malinak, Baylor 

UT OF Scott Coolbaugh, Texas 

DH Johnny Vidales, Tech 

C Pat Hewes, Houston 


P Steve Parker, Arkansas 

P Dale Barry, A&M 

P Steve Blackshear, Rice 

P Blaine Beatty, Baylor 

1987 (AP-Coaches) 

1B Brian Cisarik, Texas 

2B Todd Haney, Texas 

2B Terry Taylor, A&M 



UT IF Coby Kerlin, Texas 

OF Mike Humphreys, Tech 

OF Jay Knoblauh, Rice 

OF Lew Williams, TCU 

UT OF Omar Brewer, Houston 

UT OF Chuck Knoblauch, A&M 

DH John Byington, A&M 

C Andy Skeels, Arkansas 

P Curt Krippner, Texas 

P Jody Supak, Houston 



1987 (UPI) 


2B Ben Mathews, Rice 



UT IF Coby Kerlin, Texas 

UT OF Mike Humphreys, Tech 


OF Lew Williams, TCU 

OF Omar Brewer, Houston 

DH John Byington, A&M 

C Andy Skeels, Arkansas 

P Curt Krippner, Texas 

P Jody Supak, Houston 



P Tim Peters, Arkansas 

P Larry Coker, Houston 

1988 (AP) 



SS Chuck Knoblauch, A&M 


UT IF Fred Hinijosa, Houston 

OF Scott Bryant, Texas 

OF Paul Gonzalez, TCU 

OF Rusty Crockett, Texas 

OF Troy Eklund, Arkansas 



C Brian Johnson, Texas 






P Nick Felix, A&M 

1988 (UPI) 





UT IF Tommy Hernandez, Tech 

Mike Humphreys, Tech 

OF Scott Bryant, Texas 


OF Rusty Crockett, Texas 

OF Gilbert Arredondo, Tech 

UT OF Troy Eklund, Ark. 

C Fred Hinojosa, Houston 


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P Scott Centala, A&M 

1989 (AP) 

1B Tom Hardgrove, TCU 


3B John Byington, A&M 


UT IF Greg D’Alexander, Ark. 

OF Andy Duke, A&M 

OF Kirk Thompson, A&M 

OF David Vasquez, Houston 

OF Troy Eklund, Arkansas 

OF Donald Harris, Tech 


DH Scott Bryant, Texas 


P Keith Langston, A&M 

P Mike Oquist, Arkansas 

P Mark Swope, Arkansas 

P Phillip Stidham, Arkansas 

1989 (UPI) 

1B Tom Hardgrove, TCU 


3B John Byington, A&M 

Greg D’Alexander, Arkansas 


UT IF Bubba Carpenter, Ark. 

OF Andy Duke, A&M 

OF Jim Neumann, A&M 

OF David Vasquez, Houston 

OF Donald Harris, Tech 


DH Scott Bryant, Texas 


P Jeff Beck, Tech 

P Mike Oquist, Arkansas 


P Phil Stidham, Arkansas 

P Michael Grace, Rice 

P Scott Centala, A&M 

1990 (AP) 

1B James Wambach, Houston 

2B David Tollison, Texas 

3B Greg D’Alexander, Ark. 

SS Steve Kliafas, Baylor 

UT IF Scott Pugh, Texas 

Tim Thomas, Arkansas 

OF Bubba Carpenter, Ark. 

OF Mark Johnson, Arkansas 

OF Mike Robison, Baylor 


C Tony Gilmore, Arkansas 

DH Keith Darter, Houston 


P Rich Robertson, A&M 


P Phil Stidham, Arkansas 

P Al Benavides, Houston 

1990 (UPI) 

1B James Wambach, Houston 

2B David Tollison, Texas 

3B Greg D’Alexander, Ark. 

SS Steve Kliafas, Baylor 

UT IF Scott Malone, TCU 

OF Bubba Carpenter, Arkansas 

OF Chris Moore, Tech 

OF Mike Robison, Baylor 


C Tony Tijerina, Tech 

DH Keith Darter, Houston 


P Rich Robertson, A&M 




1991 (AP) 

1B Chris Thomsen, TCU 

2B Sittichoke Huckuntod, A&M 

3B Clay King, Texas 

SS Shane Halter, Texas 

UT IF Charlie Rigney, Baylor 

OF Scott Malone, TCU 


OF John Eierman, Rice 

OF Rusty Smajstrla, Houston 

OF Mike Hickey, Texas A&M 

C Kirk Piskor, Arkansas 

DH/P Brooks Kieschnick, Texas 

P Mark Brandenburg, Texas Tech 

P Jeff Granger, Texas A&M 



1991 (UPI) 

1B Chris Thomsen, TCU 

2B Sittichoke Huckuntod, A&M 


SS Shane Halter, Texas 

UT IF Bubba Carpenter, Ark. 

OF Rusty Smajstrla, Houston 


OF John Eierman, Rice 

C Kirk Piskor, Arkansas 


DH Wes Shook, Texas Tech 





P Travis Barr, TCU 

1992 (AP) 

1B Scott Malone, TCU 

2B Robert DeLeon, Texas 


SS Tim Harkrider, Texas 

UT IF Greyson Liles, Houston 

OF Phil Lewis, Houston 

OF Calvin Murray, Texas 

OF Wes Shook, Texas Tech 

UT OF Charles Abernathy, Texas 

C Chris Abbe, Texas 


P Mark Brandenburg, Tech 

P Darrell Richardson, Rice 

P Brian Carpenter, Baylor 

P James Nix, Texas A&M 

P Jeff Haas, Houston 

1992 (UPI) 

1B Scott Malone, TCU 

2B Robert DeLeon, Texas 


SS Tim Harkrider, Texas 

UT IF Donald Allen, Rice 

UT IF Beto Garza Gongora,TCU 


OF Calvin Murray, Texas 

OF Wes Shook, Texas Tech 

UT OF Eric Gonzalez,TexasA&M 

C Chris Abbe, Texas 



P Darrell Richardson, Rice 

P Brian Carpenter, Baylor 

P James Nix, Texas A&M 

P Craig Farmer, TCU 

1993 (AP) 

1B Braxton Hickman, Texas 

2B Trey Forkerway, Texas Tech 

3B Saul Bustos, Texas Tech 

SS Robert Harris, Texas A&M 

UT IF John Rodgers, Rice 

UT OF Mike Kinney, Texas Tech 


OF Brian Thomas, Texas A&M 

OF Clint Bryant, Texas Tech 

UT OF Mike Kinney, Texas Tech 

C Jason Marshall, Baylor 


P Travis Driskill, Texas Tech 


P Trey Moore, Texas A&M 

P Brian Parker, Texas A&M 

P Travis Gage, Texas Tech 

1993 (SWC SIDs) 

1B Braxton Hickman, Texas 

2B Trey Forkerway, Texas Tech 

3B Saul Bustos, Texas Tech 

SS Robert Harris, Texas A&M 

UT Joe Wharton, Baylor 

UT Ricky Freeman, Houston 


OF Brian Thomas, Texas A&M 

OF Clint Bryant, Texas Tech 

C Jason Marshall, Baylor 


P Travis Driskill, Texas Tech 


P Trey Moore, Texas A&M 

P Brian Parker, Texas A&M 

P Travis Gage, Texas Tech 

1994 (AP) 

C Darren Tawwater, TCU 

1B Adam Robson, TCU 

2B Jason Totman, Texas Tech 

3B Mark Quinn, Rice 

SS Shannon Coulter, TCU 

UT IF Ricky Freeman, Hou. 

OF Shane Buteaux, Houston 

OF Jose Cruz, Jr., Rice 

OF Beto Garza Gongora, TCU 

UT OF Jeff Conway, Texas 

DH (tie) Jason McClure, 

TCU;Brandon Welch, Texas Tech 

P Ryan Nye, Texas Tech 

P Clay Caruthers, TCU 

P Ryan Kjos, Texas 

P Tim Byrdak, Rice 

P Tim Grieve, TCU 


C Darren Tawwater, TCU 

1B Adam Robson, TCU 


3B Mark Quinn, Rice 

SS Saul Bustos, Texas Tech 

UT Stephen Larkin, Texas 

UT Tony Vasut, Texas 

OF Shane Buteaux, Houston 


OF Donald Aslaksen, Rice 

DH Marty Crawford, Baylor 

DH Brandon Welch, Texas Tech 

P Ryan Nye, Texas Tech 

P Clay Caruthers, TCU 

P Ryan Kjos, Texas 

P Tim Byrdak, Rice 

P Tim Grieve, TCU 

1995 (AP) 

C David Lindstrom, Texas Tech 

1B Randy DuRoss, Texas Tech 

2B Chris Boni, Rice 

3B Clint Bryant, Texas Tech 

SS Jason Smiga, Houston 

UT IF MacGregor Byers, Texas 

UT IF Jason Totman, Texas Tech 

OF Shea Morenz, Texas 


OF Chad Allen, Texas A&M 

UT OF Chad Alexander, A&M 

DH John Curl, Texas A&M 

DH Mark Quinn, Rice 

P Jake O’Dell, Texas 

P Jeff Peck, Texas Tech 

P Tim Peters, Baylor 

P Matt Anderson, Rice 

P Jason Farrow, Houston 

P Jimmy Frush, Texas Tech 



1B Randy DuRoss, Texas Tech 


3B Clint Bryant, Texas Tech 

SS David Brooks, Rice 

UT Mark Quinn, Rice 

OF Shea Morenz, Texas 



OF Chad Alexander, Texas A&M 

DH John Curl, Texas A&M 


P Jeff Peck, Texas Tech 

P Tim Peters, Baylor 

P Matt Anderson, Rice 

P Scott Atchison, TCU 


1996 (AP) 


1B Danny Peoples, Texas 

2B Marty Crawford, Baylor 

3B Clint Bryant, Texas TEch 

SS Kip Harkrider, Texas 

UT IF Stubby Clapp, Texas Tech 

OF MacGregor Byers, Texas 

OF Matt Kastelic, Texas Tech 

OF Jason Tyner, Texas A&M 

UT OF Ryan Dunn, TCU 

DH Jason Stephens, Texas A&M 

P Kris Lambert, Baylor 


P Eric French Texas 




1B Danny Peoples, Texas 

2B Marty Crawford, Baylor 

3B Clint Bryant, Texas TEch 

SS Kip Harkrider, Texas 

UT Jason Schreiber, Houston 

DH Jason Stephens, Texas A&M 

OF MacGregor Byers, Texas 


OF Matt Kastelic, Texas Tech 

OF Jason Tyner, Texas A&M 

OF Ryan Dunn, TCU 

OF Jeff McCurdy, TCU 

P Kris Lambert, Baylor 

P Matt Miller, Texas Tech 


P Mark Manbeck, Houston 

P Eric French Texas 

P Scott Atchison, TCU

National Championships 

1949 Texas 

1950 Texas 

1951 Oklahoma 

1954 Missouri 

1959 Oklahoma State 

1975 Texas 

1983 Texas 

1994 Oklahoma 

2002 Texas 

The Legacy of Big 12 Baseball 

Did You Know? Big 12 Conference Quick Hits - 2005 

-Schools from the Big 12 were second (Texas with 2,818 wins), 18 th (Texas A&M with 2,136), 22 nd (Oklahoma 

State with 2,095), 25 th (Oklahoma with 2,044), 36 th (Missouri with 1,880), 40 th (Baylor with 1,809), and 51st 

(Nebraska with 1,700) in NCAA Division I all-time victories prior to the 2005 season. 

-Oklahoma State has made a current-Big 12-longest 29 consecutive appearances in conference tournaments or 

NCAA play from 1976-2004. The Cowboys established a national conference record by winning 16 straight Big 

Eight postseason tourneys from 1981-96. OSU continued a national trend by competing in 21 consecutive NCAA 

tournaments from 1981-2001-third-longest streak nationally during that era behind only Florida State and Miami 

(Fla.). 

-The conference had 36 nominees for the 2004 Dick Howser Trophy, Roger Clemens Award and Johnny Bench 

Award as well as All-America honors. Nebraska’s Jeff Leise in both 2002 and 2003 joined Baylor’s Charley Carter 

in 1998 as CoSIDA Academic National Baseball Players of the Year from the Big 12. 

-Forty teams from the Big 12 have appeared in NCAA Regionals from 1997-04. 

-This conference has produced 166 first team All-America players since 1931, and 328 alumni of Big 12 schools have appeared in the Major Leagues 

from 1898-2004. 

-Nebraska (third) and Baylor (fourth) were rated among the Best Five Ballparks in College Baseball in 2003 by BASEBALL AMERICA. 

-In 2002 the league became the first in DI history to schedule an entire postseason diamond tournament at a Major League Baseball facility— 

Ameriquest Field in Arlington—also the 2004 site. The tournament is back in Oklahoma City at SBC Bricktown Ballpark from 2005-07. 

-In summer, 2004, Big 12 individuals received much national and international recognition. Nebraska’s 3B-1B Alex Gordon and Texas’ P J. Brent Cox, 

C Taylor Teagarden and OF Drew Stubbs starred for the United States National Team—Team USA. Texas Tech 2B Cameron Blair was named first team 

Summer All-America by BASEBALL AMERICA along with SS Cliff Pennington of Texas A&M and OF Matt Spencer of Texas. Second team ’04 

Summer All-America choices included Kansas OF A.J. Van Slyke and Texas A&M P Kevin Whelan. BA also tabbed Balor pitcher Mark Mccormick as the 

sixth-best pro prospect in ’04 Cape Cod Amateur League activity. Kansas OF Andy School received the Silver Glove Award as top defensive player in 

the Northwoods League. 

-COLLEGIATE BASEBALL rated several Big 12 schools among the national elite in 2005 recruiting. Texas was No. 3, Oklahoma State No. 4, 

Oklahoma No. 10, Texas A&M No. 14, and Nebraska No. 16. Baylor and Texas Tech received “Other Top Classes” for their 2005 recruits. 

-Texas came off its 2002 NCAA Championship with several weeks at No. 1 nationally (including preseason) and remained in the Top 10 throughout 

2003. Coach Augie Garrido’s Longhorns were rated among the Top 10 in every poll in 2004 and No. 1 nationally in one of the surveys during nine 

separate weeks. The Longhorns were the top seed in the 2004 NCAA World Series. 

-Missouri was one of the hottest teams in the country from Apr. 25-May 30 with a 13-4 mark in its last 17 games prior to the NCAA Regionals. 

Oklahoma State scored its first clean sweep of the Phillips 66 Big 12 tourney by winning four consecutive games and the 2004 tourney title. The 

Cowboys almost doubled their previous tourney victories’ tally of five (5-14) in the 1997-03 conference postseason jousts. 

-The UT Longhorns defeated 2003 NCAA champion Rice three times during the first 60 days of the 2004 campaign, and Texas A&M eliminated the 

defending champs in a 7-5 victory at the NCAA Houston Regional Finals on June 6, 2004. 

-Big 12 schools have had 68 games with 5,500-plus attendance (conference and non-conference) through games of June 17, 2004. Kansas State, Texas 

and Texas Tech participated in the second-largest attendance date for a regular-season game or tournament in NCAA history with 21,724 during the 

Minute Maid Classic at Houston’s Minute Maid Park on Feb. 24, 2004. The top crowd for a Big 12 round-robin game prior to the 2004 tournaments 

was 11,209 for the Apr. 26, 2004, Oklahoma-Oklahoma State bedlam game in Oklahoma City. In the 13 games during the 2004 Phillips 66 Big 12 

tournament at Ameriquest Field in Arlington, Big 12 squads averaged just under 10,000 fans (9,664). Texas had a record four crowds in excess of 20,000 

at the 2003 NCAA World Series, and Big 12 schools had 57 total dates with 5,000-plus tickets sold last season. 

-Phillips 66 Big 12 tournaments have averaged over 111,000 annually since 1997 for a national “high.” The 2004 Phillips 66 Big 12 tourney had 

125,628 tickets sold for 13 games at Ameriquest Field in Arlington where a NCAA-record 150,196 fans attended 14 games in 2002, and the 2005 

tourney returns to Oklahoma City. 

-The 2002 postseason tournament drew a Phillips 66 Big 12 record 13,961 fans for Game 4 in Arlington on May 23-that also was the largest crowd 

ever to see a Division I baseball tournament game; 20 Big 12 Phillips 66 postseason tourney games have drawn 20 crowds in excess of 10,000 from 

1997-03. 

-Major improvement was made by both the Kansas State and Oklahoma programs from 2003 to 2004; the Wildcats were plus-11 games in the ’04 win 

column at 26-30 after going 15-37 in 2003. OU advanced 15 victories from 23-31 to 38-24. Missouri enjoyed the conference’s best 2002 to ’03 at 36- 

22 after a 24-29 mark at the end of ’02. 

-14 tournament final contests, semifinals and “if necessary” in the Phillips 66 Big 12 tourney have been televised nationally by Fox Sports Net since 

1997. The championship game has been aired nationally by Fox Sports Net for eight consecutive years. 

-Big 12 schools played 68 games in 2004 against non-conference teams which have been ranked in the COLLEGIATE BASEBALL, BASEBALL 

AMERICA or ESPN/USA WEEKLY Top 25 listings prior to the NCAA World Series. In 2003 the five Big 12 schools in NCAA Regionals were paired 

with seven other Top 30 opponents at first pitch and competed in 67 total non-league contests vs. Top 25 foes. 

-The Big 12 captured several ’04 tournaments involving nationally-rated opponents outside the league. Oklahoma downed Cal State Fullerton, Southern 

California and Georgia Tech (all among the Top 25 at game times) in the Kia Baseball Bash at Fullerton, Calif. Texas won the Minute Maid Classic at 

Houston with triumphs over Ohio State, 2003 NCAA champ Rice and Houston. Oklahoma State was 3-0 to take the Daytona Beach News-Journal 

Stetson Invitational against South Florida, Stetson and Virginia Tech. 

-Nebraska followed its first two appearances in the NCAA World Series in 2001 and ’02 with a season of primarily Top 10/15 rankings and closed 47-18 

under coach Mike Anderson, the 2003 Big 12 Coach of the Year. Anderson also led all initial season coaches in Division I baseball with his 47 victories. 

NU closed 2004 at 36-23 against arguably the toughest schedule in school annals and featured 2004 Big 12 Player of the Year and All-America 3B Alex 

Gordon. 



The Legacy of Big 12 Baseball 

COLORADO Overall Conference 

Name (Alma Mater) Seasons Record Pct. Record Pct. 

No coaches 1892-97, 1899-1900 

1902-10, 1912-13 (20) 83-47 .638 --- --- 

Fred Folsom 1899 (2) 6-6 .500 --- --- 

C.M. Ronnds 1901 (1) 3-2 .600 --- --- 

S. Castleman 1911 (1) 6-2 .750 --- --- 

C. Haley 1914 (1) 11-5 .688 --- --- 

James N. Ashmore 1915-17 (3) 14-3 .823 --- --- 

Melbourne C. Evans 1918 (1) 2-4 .333 --- --- 

Howard Beresford 1919 (1) 3-2 .600 --- --- 

Myron C. Witham 1920, 22-25 (5) 24-21 .533 --- --- 

C.C. Johnson 1926-27 (2) 13-7 .650 13-7-1 .643 

Harry Carlson 1928-45 (18) 143-41 .777 112-32 .778 

Frank B. Prentup 1946-69 (24) 258-255 .512 134-192 .411 

Irv Brown (No. Colorado) 1970-78 (9) 222-137 .586 68-74 .479 

Larry Schultz (No. Colorado) 1979-80 (2) 32-59 .351 10-28 .263 

Totals 89 Seasons 819-614 .571 337-333-1 .504 

IOWA STATE Overall Conference 

Name (Alma Mater) Seasons Record Pct. Record Pct. 

Unknown 1892, 96, 99, 1910-12 (6) 38-24-1 .603 --- --- 

W.E. Harriman 1893 (1) 3-2 .600 --- --- 

W.E. Dawson 1894 (1) 0-1 .000 --- --- 

J.R. Davidson 1895 (1) 1-4 .200 --- --- 

I.C. Brownlee 1898 (1) 2-4 .333 --- --- 

Nicoll 1900 (1) 2-6 .250 --- --- 

Woodruff 1901 (1) 4-4 .500 --- --- 

E.H. Hall 1902 (1) 8-3 .727 --- --- 

Ernest Cotton 1903 (1) 14-5 .737 --- --- 

C.B. Wilson 1904 (1) 16-3 .842 --- --- 

A.V. Green 1905 (1) 14-5 .737 --- --- 

Clyde Williams 1906-09, 1916-18 (7) 60-35-5 .625 --- --- 

H.C. Hubbard 1913-15 (3) 18-18-2 .500 --- --- 

Charles Mayser 1919-20 (2) 18-8-1 .685 --- --- 

Maury Kent 1921-22 (2) 16-19 .457 --- --- 

Bill Chandler 1923-28 (6) 41-50 .451 --- --- 

Noel Workman 1929-30 (2) 11-22 .333 6-17 .261 

Louis Menze 1931-35 (5) 32-34 .484 14-10 .583 

Joe Truskowski 1936-37 (2) 20-9 .690 12-8 .600 

L.C. "Cap" Timm 1938-42, 1947-74 (33) 340-373-5 .479 231-268-1 .463 

Clay Sutherland 1943-46 (4) 26-23-1 .531 7-3 .700 

Clair Rierson 1975-80 (6) 128-155 .452 32-57 .360 

Larry Corrigan 1981-84 (4) 103-101 .505 23-57 .288 

Bobby Randall (Kan. State) 1985-95 (11) 309-311-1 .497 106-155 .406 

Lyle Smith (Wayne State) 1996-01(6) 124-191-1 .394 48-119 .287 

Totals 109 Seasons 1,346-1,411-17 .488 479-694-1 .408

Big 12 Conference 


Kevin L. Weiberg 

Commissioner 

Kevin L. Weiberg was selected as 

the second Commissioner of the Big 12 Conference 

on Oct. 8, 1998, and officially began his duties on 

Dec. 4, 1998. 

Under his leadership the Big 12 is regarded 

as one of the nation’s top conferences and has 

made solid progress in areas of national competitive 

success and television exposure, conference 

championships, and football bowl agreements. In 

his tenure, the conference has also implemented a 

firm fiscal policy and continues to explore avenues 

to expand revenues. For the 2003-04 year, the Big 12 distributed a record 

$101 million to its member institutions, surpassing the previous high of 

$89 million from the 2002-03 academic year. The $12 million increase is 

the largest from one year to the next in the eight-year history of the Big 12 

and nearly doubles the first allocation of $54 million in the conference’s 

inaugural year of 1996-97. 

Weiberg continues to play a national leadership role in collegiate 

athletics. On July 1, 2004, he begins a two-year term as coordinator of the 

Bowl Championship Series. He previously served a three-year term on 

the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee and completed a twoyear 

tenure as chair of the Division I-A Collegiate Commissioners’ Association. 

Weiberg has renewed and enhanced the Conference’s commitment to 

student-athlete academic performance and has revised its policies in the 

areas of sportsmanship and rules compliance. He has been instrumental in 

initiating the Group of Six Conference reform discussions which has helped 

produce significant momentum within the NCAA system for national 

academic reform. 

During Weiberg’s tenure a number of Big 12 sports have achieved 

national success. Since 1998, 17 NCAA championships have been won 

by conference teams. The conference has had an unprecedented seven 

men’s and women’s basketball teams advance to their respective Final 

Fours in the past three seasons. The Big 12 also has sent eight teams to 

BCS bowls in the previous six seasons. In 2003-04, the league reaped 

many benefits with two NCAA titles, two BCS football teams, one team 

in the men’s Final Four, and one team each in the Women’s College World 

Series and the College World Series. 

Prior to joining the Big 12 Conference, Weiberg worked in conference 

operations for almost 10 years at the Big Ten Conference, beginning as 

Associate Commissioner/Chief Operations Officer before being promoted 

to Deputy Commissioner. 

His professional career began with a 1979-80 post as Sports Information 

Director at Wayne State (Neb.) College. Weiberg moved to Wichita 

State University from 1980-87. He was Sports Information Director at 

WSU from 1980-83, Assistant Athletics Director for Marketing/Fund 

Raising from 1983-86, and became Associate Director of Athletics in 

1986-87. Weiberg then served as Associate Director of Athletics at the 

University of Maryland from 1987-89. 

The Anthony, Kan., native earned a Bachelor of Science degree in 

Education from Kansas State University in 1978 and Master of Science 

degree in Athletics Administration from Western Illinois University in 

1979. 

Born July 7, 1956, Weiberg is married to the former Susan K. Latta 

(August 12, 1976), and they have three children: daughters Erika (18), 

Jenna (15) and son Garrett (13). 


Big 12 Staff 

Dan Beebe 

Senior Associate 

Commissioner/COO 

Donnie Duncan 

Associate 

Commissioner 

Steve Pace 

Chief Financial 

Officer 

Lori Ebihara 

Assistant 

Commissioner 

Tim Allen 

Associate 

Commissioner 

Dru Hancock 

Associate 

Commissioner 

Bob Burda 

Assistant 

Commissioner 

John Underwood 

Assistant 

Commissioner

Brad Clements 

Director of Events 

Carmen Branch 

Assistant for 

Information Services 

Kristen Harris 

Administrative 

Assistant 

Tim Millis 

Supervisor 

Football Officials 

Melanie Ellis 

Executive Assistant 

to the Commissioner 

Tracy Hunt 


Assistant 

Tiffany Nelson 

Media Relations 

Intern 

Bridget Burke 

Assistant for 

Championships 

Big 12 Staff 

Mary Ellen Enigk 

Assistant Director 

Compliance 

Suraj Jagannathan 


Championships 

Jan Reeves 

Staff Accountant 

Rob Carolla 

Director of 

Communications 

Prentice Gautt 

Special Assistant 

to the 

Commissioner 

Joni James 


Media Relations 

Valerie Rocha 

Adminstrative 

Assistant 

Bo Carter 

Sports Information 

Director/Historian 

Regina Everett 


Assistant 

Maark Keith 

Director of Marketing 

Dayna Scherf 

Director of 

Championships 


Dr. Prentice Gautt Scholarship Program 

Funds 105 Postgraduate Scholars 

With 48 student-athletes from all Big 

12 schools honored over the last two years, the 

Dr. Prentice Gautt Postgraduate Scholarships’ 

list has grown to 105 recipients since the 1996- 

97 academic year. 

Additional funding prior to the 2002- 

03 selection process allowed each school to 

name two outstanding scholars to the annual list 

of honorees. Conference officers also voted to 

name the postgraduate scholarship program 

awards after Longtime Big 12 and Big Eight 

Conference Associate Commissioner and student 

services’ pioneer Dr. Prentice Gautt in 2004. 

The all-time group has solid representation 

of scholars throughout the 21 sponsored 

Big 12 sports and has provided just under 

$500,000 ($492,600 in all) through the 2003- 

04 academic year for much-needed financial aid. 

Three faculty representatives, one senior 

woman administrator and one director of 

athletics form the selection group for the 

prestigious awards, which help the youngsters to 

continue their formal education. Since its 

inception the Dr. Prentice Gautt Postgraduate 

Scholarship program has produced over a dozen 

physicians, several attorneys for the underprivileged, 

college professors, and Peace Corps 

volunteers. 

Recipients of Dr. Prentice Gautt 

Big 12 Postgraduate Scholarships 

1996-97 

Shelly Bartlett, Nebraska _________ gymnastics 

Jenny Bramer, Oklahoma ____ basketball, track 

Mark Branch, Oklahoma State ______ wrestling 

Chris Eckerman, Texas ____________ swimming 

Jimmy Frush, Texas Tech ____________ baseball 

Jennifer Guillory, Texas A&M ______ swimming 

Jerod Haase, Kansas _______________ basketball 

Angie Halbleib, Kansas ____________ basketball 

Ted Harris, Nebraska _____________ gymnastics 

Kim Mazza, Iowa State ___________ gymnastics 

1997-98 

Kelly Smith, Colorado __________________ track 

Jayme Olsen, Iowa State _____________ basketball 

Lisa Beran, Kansas _____________________ track 

Roxanne Long, Oklahoma ___________ basketball 

Douglas Maziur, Baylor ________________ track 

Maria Abatjoglou, Kansas _____________ tennis 

Elena Piliptchak, Kansas State ________ tennis 

Josh Dimmick, Kansas ______________ baseball 

Xavier Avila, Kansas _________________ tennis 

1998-99 

Kate Benson, Nebraska ____________ basketball 

Kourtney Bower, Oklahoma State __ basketball 

Heather Burroughs, Colorado ____ cross country 

Xan Courville, Colorado ______________ skiing 

Bobbi Crill, Texas Tech _________ track & field 

Emily Diederich, Kansas State ___ track & field 

Mark Naftanel, Texas A&M __________ diving 

Nikki Webber, Missouri _________ track & field 


Big 12 Academic Programs 

1999-00 

Kera Alexander, Texas A&M _______ basketball 

Kelly Campbell, Colorado _________ volleyball 

Keith Cockrum, Texas Tech _________football 

Jennifer Crow, Oklahoma State _____ basketball 

Keely Franks, Texas ________________ softball 

Isabelle Morneau, Nebraska ___________ soccer 

Virginia Russell, Oklahoma ________ gymnastics 

Cody Sanderson, Iowa State _________ wrestling 

Brian Shaw, Nebraska _______________football 

Jamie Vannoy, Texas Tech ______________ golf 

Paula Workman, Texas Tech _________ softball 

2000-01 

Nicole Cavarra, Colorado _______________ golf 

Gina Curtis, Iowa State ________ track and field 

Amie Finker-Jorgensen, Nebraska 

_________________________ cross country, track 

Sunny Gilbert, Missouri ______ cross country, track 

Brice Libel, Kansas State ______________ football 

Alfred Mansour, Texas A&M _________ swimming 

Paul Shirley, Iowa State _____________ basketball 

Kerry O’Bric, Baylor _________ track and field 

Kris Stockton, Texas ________________football 

Stephanie Webb, Oklahoma _ cross country, track 

Sara Wells, Oklahoma State ____ track and field 

Mark Williams, Baylor _______________ tennis 

Ashley Wysong, Missouri ______ track and field 

2001-02 

Tim Hartshorn, Baylor ______________ baseball 

Lanie Millar, Baylor _____ cross country/track 

Erin Endres, Iowa State ____________ swimming 

Catherine Voorhees, Iowa State _____ swimming 

Fran Krepelka, Oklahoma State _______ tennis 

Jesse Even, Texas A&M _____ swimming/diving 

Beth Weynand, Texas A&M _______ volleyball 

Royce Ramey, Texas Tech ____________ tennis 

Aaron Blondeau, Colorado _____ cross country. 

Ann Marie Brooks, Missouri cross country/track 

Rachel Spiry, Nebraska _________________ rifle 

Betsy Berry, Oklahoma _________________ golf 

Vladka Uhlirova, Texas _______________ tennis 

2002-03 

Ross Bennett, Baylor _________________ baseball 

Whitney Barrett, Baylor ________________ soccer 

Stephen Carroll, Colorado ________________ golf 

Dominique Lemperle, Colorado ___________ tennis 

Tara Goedjan, Iowa State _____________ tennis 

Cody Stafford, Iowa State ____________football 

Case Collard, Kansas ________________football 

Gwen Haley, Kansas _______________ swimming 

Tim Doty, Kansas State _____________ baseball 

Amy Mortimer, Kansas State __________ track 

Radu Miclaus, Missouri ____________ swimming 

Tiffany Bohon, Missouri __________ swimming 

Laura Pilakowski, Nebraska volleyball/basketball 

Ryan Sneed, Nebraska ____________ gymnastics 

Chris Mitchell, Oklahoma ____________ tennis 

Stephanie Simon, Oklahoma _______ basketball 

Kyle Eaton, Oklahoma State _________football 

Linda Faltynkova, Oklahoma State ___ tennis 

Erin Sims, Texas _____________________ track 

Sean Foley, Texas ________________ swimming 

Benjamin Hooker, Texas A&M _________ track 

Jamie Mishler, Texas A&M ________ equestrian 

Stacey Poole, Texas Tech _________ volleyball 

John Walker, Texas Tech _____________ tennis 

2003-04 

John Martin, Baylor ________________ football 

Megan McCoin, Baylor ________ cross country/ 

____________________________ track and field 

Michael Read, Colorado ______________ skiing 

Kim Taskey, Colorado_____________ volleyball 

Bob Montgomery, Iowa State ________football 

Elizabeth Chapman, Iowa State ________ soccer 

Zach Dyer, Kansas__________________ football 

Elizabeth Olson, Kansas _____________ rowing 

Craig Smith, Kansas State ______ track and field 

Cari Jensen, Kansas State __________ volleyball 

Kenny Burleson, Missouri __________ wrestling 

Molly Christensen, Missouri _______ swimming 

Judd Davies, Nebraska _______________ football 

Anna Schrad, Nebraska ____________ volleyball 

Renaldo Works, Oklahoma ___________football 

Caton Hill, Oklahoma _____________ basketball 

Jason Woolhouse, Oklahoma State __ cross country/ 


Jade Lindly, Oklahoma State _________ softball 

Brett Robin, Texas__________________ football 

Katharine Scarlett, Texas ______ cross country/ 


Jonathan Peschel, Texas A&M _________ track 

Rebecca Wynalda, Texas A&M _____ volleyball 

Taylor Jobe, Texas Tech _____________ football 

Tracie Akerheim, Texas Tech __ cross country/ 

____________________________ track and field

2005 NCAA Tournament Bracket 


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